How Far Would You Have Gotten If I Hadn't Called You Back? is something of a Western-styled Judy Blume romance. As such, if you are a parent purchasing this book for your teenaged daughter, you'd better be sure that she is ready for a certain amount of frankness about sexuality. There is a nice, laid-back warmth and briskness to Ms. Hobbs' writing.
A Notary Public applicant in Alabama must meet the following requirements: 1  Must possess all legal requirements to be an officer in the state. 2  Must be a resident of county of application. 3  A resident of another U.S. state may not apply for an AL Notary commission.
If a person meets the above requirements, he or she may apply for a notary public commission by filing the following documents with the Secretary of State: 1  Notary Application (SFN 11001) â The application should be in the notary's legal name in which he or she will notarize documents. The application has a section in which the applicant must sign an affidavit stating that he or she meets the qualifications to be a notary public. As a part of the application, the notary is required to take an oath of office because the notary becomes an officer of the state when commissioned.