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Current as of: 2010
§ 90Department of state; secretary of state
§ 91Rules
§ 92Deputies
§ 93Custody of records
§ 94Joint commission on public ethics; functions, powers and duties; review of financial disclosure statements; advisory opinions; investigation and enforcement
§ 94-AConsumer protection division
§ 95Legislative manual
§ 96Fees and refunds
§ 96-AFees for services rendered pursuant to the uniform commercial code
§ 97Completing unfinished papers
§ 97-AAffirmation in lieu of oath
§ 98Copies of amendments to rules for admission of attorneys
§ 99Central state registry of security guards
§ 100Central state registry of armored car guards
§ 101-ALegislative notification of the proposed adoption, amendment, suspension or repeal of agency rules
§ 101-BApplication by municipal corporations for the suspension of certain rules
§ 102Filing and publication of codes, rules and regulations
§ 103Future editions and supplements of official compilations
§ 104Departmental cooperation
§ 104-ADepartmental cooperation regarding water quality
§ 105Changes in codes, rules or regulations
§ 106Proof of codes, rules and regulations
§ 106-AInternet access to the New York code, rules and regulations
§ 107Intergovernmental agreements
§ 130Appointment of notaries public
§ 131Procedure of appointment; fees and commissions; fee payment methods
§ 132Certificates of official character of notaries public
§ 133Certification of notarial signatures
§ 134Signature and seal of county clerk
§ 135Powers and duties; in general; of notaries public who are attorneys at law
§ 135-ANotary public or commissioner of deeds; acting without appointment; fraud in office
§ 136Notarial fees
§ 137Statement as to authority of notaries public
§ 138Powers of notaries public or other officers who are stockholders, directors, officers or employees of a corporation
§ 139Commissioners of deeds within the state
§ 140Commissioners of deeds in the city of New York
§ 141Commissioners of deeds in other states, territories and foreign countries
§ 142Powers of such commissioners
§ 142-AValidity of acts of notaries public and commissioners of deeds notwithstanding certain defects
§ 143Fees of such commissioners
§ 144Saving clause

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