Reset Your Password

Whether you’re locked out or simply want to update your credentials, follow these step-by-step instructions to quickly regain access to your account.

Notary Everyday / Notaries / Reset Your Password

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When You’re Logged Out

1. Visit the Login Page Navigate to the Notary Everyday login page.

2. Request a Reset Click the "Forgot your password?" link beneath the login form.

3. Enter Your Email Type in the email address linked to your account and hit "Send Reset Link."

4. Check Your Email Look for an email from Notary Everyday (remember to check your spam folder).

5. Reset Your Password Open the email and click the "Reset Password" link to be taken to a secure reset page.

6. Create a New Password On the reset page, choose a new password that:

• Is at least 8 characters long

• Contains both uppercase and lowercase letters

• Includes at least one number and one special character

7. Confirm and Save Re-enter your new password to confirm, then click "Reset Password." You can now log in with your updated password.

When You’re Already Logged In

1. Access Settings Find the navigation bar on the left side of your screen and click on "Settings."

2. Initiate Password Change Select "Reset Password" or "Change Password" (the exact wording may vary).

3. Follow the Steps You’ll be prompted with the same steps as above. Note that even when logged in, a password reset email will be sent to your registered address for added security.

Important Security Tips

• No Email Received? If the reset email doesn’t arrive within a few minutes, check your spam folder or repeat steps 1–4.

• Reset Link Expiration: Password reset links expire after 24 hours. Request a new one if yours has expired.

• Need Help? If you continue to experience issues, contact Notary Everyday support for assistance.

• Regular Updates: It’s a good practice to change your password periodically, even if you’re not locked out.

• Stay Secure: Always log out from shared or public computers and use a strong, unique password to protect your personal information.