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are you wondering what goes in a notary journal in this video well walk through what a journal entry generally includes and some state-specific variations lets take a look at how to fill out your journal entry typically a journal has several columns with pre-printed headers for what belongs in each one in the first column is the date and time that the notarization took place next is the type of notarization performed for example you could write in acknowledgement durat or verification by oath matching the notarial act you are performing of course third is the location where the notarization took place fourth is the column where you write down the document name and date this could simply be the title at the top of the document like deed or personal letter in this example well use a power of attorney document then in the next column add the printed name and address of the signer if there is more than one signer use a separate row below the first entry so that each signer has space fo