What needs to be put in the notes section of the journal for disabled people?

• A. The accommodations you used
• B. Note the accommodations you used
• C. The signer’s disability status
• D. The time of day

Answer: (B)

Documenting accommodations in the notary journal is about recording the supports provided for a signer with a disability. In the notes section, you should note the accommodations you used. This clearly shows what was done to make the notarization accessible and verifies that appropriate steps were taken. It also avoids recording sensitive disability information and focuses only on the actions taken to assist, which is the important part for the journal. The time of day isn’t related to documenting accommodations, and noting the signer’s disability status isn’t required and raises privacy concerns.