iCOURSE SPRING 2024
Our flagship, full-semester course. The course began March 19th; and enrollment is now closed. The Summer 2024 Cohort will open in May, 2024, to prepare for the September, 2024, notary exams. Classes are live, online, and recorded for convenience.
$550
- iCourse is comprehensive. You will experience LIVE, online classes, all of which are RECORDED. Further, you will be able to access the classes, supporting documents, practice quizzes and tests, etc., as part of the student 24×7 e-portal. This keeps a student’s learning experience achievable, measurable, and very organized.
- Can’t be part of the live classes? No problem! The class recordings allow you to review classes at your convenience.
- Students will have the security of interacting with the instructor throughout the course.
- As always, everything is delivered online. Students never have to leave the comforts of their own home, office, etc., and they never waste time and money driving to class, even during the live classes.
- Juridical acts, legal effect language, quizzes, and practice exams leading up to an intensive final designed to help simulate a student’s experience taking the statewide exam are all part of iCourse.
- We train students from the basics up to build up their confidence, skill set, and test taking strategies. Our students range in careers across the spectrum and have included doctors, insurance agents, teachers, school bus drivers, CPAs, government workers, social workers, car dealership employees, paralegals, and the list goes on and on.
iPREP + iNOTEBOOK
Condensed Review format for those preparing for the June, 2024, notary examinations.
$195
WORKSHOP I:
Mortgages and Conveyances
On-Demand Video
- Testing Format Reviewed
- Implications of previous exams
- Types of Mortgages (General, Special, Conventional, Collateral, Chattel, etc.)
- Chapter 18–Mortgages: What Everyone Should Know
- Executory Process and its Implications
- Cash Sales, Credits Sales, Dation en Paiment, Exchanges, Donations, Timber Sales, Partitions
- Promissory Notes and Hand Notes: Understanding Key Items
- “Shells and Pearls:” Legal Effect Considerations for Juridical Acts Throughout the Study guide
- Samples
WORKSHOP II:
Wills, Testaments, Trusts, and Successions
On-Demand Video
- Understanding key details of the topics at hand.
- The Last Will and Testament of “John Q. Public:” Key Implications and Considerations
- Sample Trust Language and Model a Answers to the Scenarios in the Study Guide
- The Small Succession: Understanding the Details of Chapter 27
- Matrimonial Regimes in the Context of Wills, Testaments, Trusts, and Successions
- Community Property vs. Separate Property: What Everyone HAS to Know
- Mandate and Representation
- Property Descriptions
- Inter Vivos vs. Testamentary Trusts
- Final Test Day Overview
BONUS!
iNOTEBOOK 2024
Hundreds of pages of insights, practice questions, scenarios, and much more!
WORKSHOP III:
Property Descriptions
On-Demand Video
iReview
Continuing Education for Existing Notaries
$50
Continuing Notarial Education
Remember, you can be held personally liable for doing things wrong.
When: Saturday, April 13th, 9:00AM-1:00PM Where: Online, Live, AND, Recorded
~Preserve Your Commission~
- The 2019 version of Fundamentals of Notarial Law and Practice has 40 additional pages of material compared to 2018 alone.
- Changes and considerations regarding the DMV, conveyances, mortgages, etc., have consistently occurred throughout the year.
- In 2012, the law changed requiring servient estate property owners to provide right of passage and utility servitudes for dominant estate owners as opposed to only a right of passage.
- Collateral mortgage laws were relatively static for decades. Then, in 2015, the laws changed with regard to UCC-9 requirements immensely. In fact, the discussion of antichresis is barely found the 2015 study guide for those studying for the notary exam in favor of the UCC-9 changes with relationship to debt instruments securing property.
- “Small” Successions may not be small. There have been major changes in the law.
- The complete name of the person assuming tax responsibilities, and not merely title, and, the mailing address of where tax issues should be sent, are required in cash sales.
The list goes on, and on, and on. Enroll today!
Free Informational Session!
As part of our effort to keep notaries informed regarding potential upcoming legislation, we have a free informational session available to all.
Simply click “Login” at the top right hand corner of our website, then use “universal” for the username and “Spring@2019” for the password. You will be able to view the session accordingly. This is a universal login for any and all who wish to view the session.
