The moving-away scenarios
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The words
A resident notary who moves out of state but keeps a NY office keeps the commission. One who moves and keeps no NY office vacates it.
The actual law, so it can’t scare you later.
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Actually means
Residency is not the point; a NY tie is. Lose every NY tie and you lose the office.
Plain English. No legalese survives this step.
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Live example
Notary moves to Connecticut but keeps her White Plains office: still a notary. Moves and closes the office: the office is now vacant.
A scene you can picture.
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Killer question
They test both directions in one question. Read for whether a NY office survives the move.
Exactly how the exam asks it.