Louisiana Notary Exam Preparation

Prepare With Purpose. Study Strategically. Pass With Confidence.

Preparing for the Louisiana Notary Public Examination takes more than memorizing information. You need to understand the material, apply Louisiana notarial law, and recognize the best answers to challenging questions.

Since 2009, Pass My Notary has helped candidates prepare with study materials developed by attorney and instructor Fred Davis.

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Know Before You Test

Preparing for the Computer-Based Louisiana Notary Exam

The Louisiana Notary Exam format has changed, but preparation remains essential. Candidates must understand general knowledge and apply Louisiana notarial law to scenario-based questions.

Planning for your exam?

  • The exam is administered by computer in a four-hour sitting at LSU Baton Rouge.
  • Exam registration deadlines and application requirements should be checked before selecting a test date.
  • New applicants must complete the required online Notary Exam Pre-Assessment within the applicable deadline.

Requirements and dates can change. Always verify the current information with the Louisiana Secretary of State.

View the Official Exam Schedule →

Pass My Notary materials are designed to help you work with your official study guide, practice analyzing scenarios, and develop a more strategic approach to exam questions.

Choose Your Study Approach

Study Materials Designed for the Louisiana Exam

Use the official study guide alongside focused practice and explanations that help you understand not just what an answer is, but why it is the best answer.

Critical Knowledge / Scenario Workbook

The 2026 edition is a 327-page resource focused on scenario-based questions and the application of Louisiana notarial law.

It includes 80 different scenarios, 677 distinct scenario questions, answer keys aligned with the 2026 guide, and the expanded Cornerstone Index.

Best for: practicing document analysis, research, and complex scenarios.

General Knowledge Workbook

Build and reinforce your understanding of general knowledge topics tested on the Louisiana Notary Public Examination.

Use this resource with your official study guide to structure your review and strengthen your understanding of key concepts.

Best for: reviewing general knowledge and foundational topics.

Workbook Bundles & Seminar

Looking for a more comprehensive approach? Explore the available workbook combinations and seminar options.

The interactive seminar focuses on understanding concepts, working through examples, and developing a more effective exam strategy.

Best for: candidates who want additional instruction and guided practice.

All study materials are intended to supplement the official Louisiana Notary Exam Study Guide. Review the available options to determine which resources best fit your preparation plan.

See How the Questions Work

Practice Before You Purchase

Not sure what scenario-based questions look like? Visit our sample questions page to experience the style of practice used in Pass My Notary materials.

Working through examples can help you understand the importance of carefully reading each scenario, identifying the legal issue, and choosing the best answer.

Explore Sample Questions

Practice With a Purpose

Read carefully. Identify the facts that matter to the question.

Apply the law. Use your official study guide to locate relevant information.

Evaluate your answer. Consider why one choice is more complete or appropriate than the alternatives.

These habits help you move beyond simple memorization and toward more thoughtful exam preparation.

Student Success

Celebrating Louisiana’s Newest Notaries

Pass My Notary is proud to celebrate students who have completed their preparation and earned their Louisiana notary commissions.

Students from Fred Davis’ BLAW 340 Notary Public class at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette have achieved success on the state examination.

The class results previously reported on this website included a 63% pass rate, more than three times the state average reported at that time.

Every candidate’s path is different, but focused preparation and a sound study strategy can make a meaningful difference.

Read Student Testimonials
Students celebrating their Louisiana notary achievements

Celebrating student achievement and the journey to becoming a Louisiana Notary Public.

Experience & Instruction

Learn From Fred Davis

Pass My Notary was founded by attorney Fred Davis, an experienced legal practitioner and instructor who has helped prepare Louisiana notary candidates since 2009.

Fred’s background includes legal practice, collegiate teaching, and service on the Senate subcommittee for notarial education. His materials reflect years of experience working with Louisiana notarial law and students preparing for the state examination.

His goal is to help candidates understand the material, think critically, and approach challenging questions with a strategic plan.

University Course Information

Fred also teaches a 15-week classroom course at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The course is offered in person, not online. Check the university’s website for current course information and availability.

View UL Lafayette Course Information →
Since 2009 Helping Louisiana candidates prepare for the Notary Public Examination.

Your Next Step

Build a Study Plan That Works for You

Whether you are just beginning or refining your preparation, start with the right information, practice strategically, and choose resources that support your goals.

Have a question about the materials? Email Fred at fdavis@passmynotary.com.

Important Notice About Similar Business Names

Pass My Notary, LLC is not affiliated with any other business using a similar name. When purchasing materials or registering for seminars, make sure you are dealing directly with Pass My Notary, LLC.

For product information, use the workbook options above or contact Fred Davis at fdavis@passmynotary.com.

Exam dates, registration requirements, course availability, prices, shipping terms, and pass-rate comparisons may change. Confirm current information with the Louisiana Secretary of State, the university, or Pass My Notary before relying on it.

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