Notaries in Connecticut may perform notarial acts during the 90-day grace period after expiration date.

True

Only with permission

Not specified

False

In Connecticut, a notary’s authority to perform notarial acts ends on the expiration date of the commission. There is no 90-day grace period during which you may still notarize after expiration. To continue notarizing, you must complete the renewal process and obtain a new, active commission. Acts performed after expiration are not considered valid, and continuing to notarize without an active commission can lead to invalid instruments and potential disciplinary or legal consequences.

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