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In this video tutorial, the speaker explains what should be included in a notary journal entry. Key elements of a journal entry typically consist of several columns with specific headers. The first column requires the date and time of the notarization. The second column denotes the type of notarization performed, such as acknowledgment or verification by oath. The third column is for the location of the notarization. The fourth column is designated for the document name and date, using the document's title, like "Power of Attorney." Additionally, the next column captures the printed name and address of the signer, with separate rows provided for multiple signers.