Surgical. 1  Orthogeriatrics (close cooperation with orthopedic surgery and a focus on osteoporosis and rehabilitation). 2  Geriatric Cardiothoracic Surgery. 3  Geriatric urology. 4  Geriatric otolaryngology. 5  Geriatric General Surgery. 6  Geriatric trauma. 7  Geriatric gynecology. 8  Geriatric ophthalmology.
A person applying to be a Notary Public must: 1  Be a resident of New Mexico; 2  Be at least 18 years of age; 3  Be able to read and write the English language; 4  Not have plead guilty or nolo contendre to a felony or been convicted of a felony; and. 5  Not have had a Notary Public commission revoked during the past five years.
1 An official certificate stating that you completed at least 3 hours of notary education. 2  Required back-up documents regarding your residency, domicile, and felony status. 3  A $39.00 fee ($25 application fee, $10 commission fee, and $4 surcharge.) The commission fee may be waived for combat or disabled veterans.. Verify that you meet the residency requirement. In order to become a notary, you must be a legal resident of Florida. Because of the number of part-time residents in the state, Florida requires you to swear or affirm that you are a legal resident on your application.