Every toolkit and template pack, one membership

What you get

• Month-End Close Workbook (Excel workbook): A real month-end close in one Excel file. It tells you when a rec does not tie, which variances still need an answer, and when the period is ready to lock.
• Sales-Channel Profit Tracker (Excel workbook): Which channel makes you money, and which one only looks busy? Sales minus cost of goods, shipping, platform and card fees and event costs, by channel, by event and by month.
• QuickBooks Cleanup Kit (Excel workbook): A structured way to clean up books that got away from you, and a status page that says plainly whether they are ready for tax prep or a lender.
• New Jersey Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): The paperwork a new notary has to build from scratch, ready to print or edit: a journal laid out for what New Jersey's manual says to record, checklists, forms and client emails.
• Bookkeeping Client Onboarding Pack (Document pack): The documents a solo bookkeeper writes again for every new client, drafted once: what to ask, what to agree in writing, and what to request each month.
• Bookkeeper's Python Starter Scripts (Document pack): Three small, readable Python scripts that do chores bookkeepers repeat by hand, with sample files so you can see each one work before using your own data.
• AI Prompt Pack for Bookkeepers and Notaries (Document pack): Forty prompts you paste into an AI chat assistant and fill in, written for the chores a small bookkeeping or notary business repeats, with a page on what not to paste in.
• Small Business Website Starter (Document pack): A fast, mobile-friendly one-page site you edit in a text editor and host anywhere, with the sections a local service business needs and a plain setup guide.
• Start a Mobile Notary Business in NJ: Guide (Document pack): A plain-language guide to getting commissioned in New Jersey and setting up a mobile notary business, with the state's rules cited and a first-month plan.
• Client Email Template Library (Document pack): Thirty editable emails for the awkward and repetitive messages a service business sends, from late-payment reminders to price increases, in a polite, direct voice.
• Signing Agent Kit for Loan Signings (Document pack): The next step after the starter kit: a checklist for the whole loan signing, a call script that heads off problems, a worksheet that shows what a job really nets, and ready messages.
• Short-Term Rental Host Profit Tracker (Document pack): Log each stay once and see occupancy, net per night and profit by month, with your platform fee, cleaning and fixed costs built in.
• Contractor Job Costing Sheet (Document pack): Tag every cost and invoice to a job and see each job's margin, cost mix and balance owed, with a flag when costs are catching up to the contract.
• Freelancer Income Tracker (Document pack): Record each payment and expense and see monthly net, a tax set-aside at the percentage you choose, and how much of your income comes from each client.
• Restaurant Daily Sales and Cost Sheet (Document pack): Log each day's sales and cash count, add the week's food purchases and labor, and see whether food and labor are inside your own targets.
• 2026 Form 1040 & Schedule C Estimator (Python) (Document pack): Type in revenue and expenses and see profit, self-employment tax, taxable income, federal tax and what to pay each quarter, from a script you run locally with no subscription.
• 1099 vs W-2 Net Take-Home Simulator (Python) (Document pack): See what a contract offer is really worth against a salary: federal tax, payroll tax, self-employment tax and state tax side by side, and the 1099 amount that matches your W-2 take-home.
• Excel Consolidation & Markup Script (Python) (Document pack): Combine entity trial balances, apply adjustments and intercompany eliminations, and hand a reviewer a workbook that recalculates and checks itself.
• Playwright Lead Extraction & Draft Skeleton Pipeline (Node.js) (Document pack): A clean, local-first script that respects robots.txt, goes slowly, keeps business addresses only, and never sends anything: you rewrite each draft before it goes out.
• Solopreneur Multi-State Payroll & Tax Calendar Model (Document pack): One workbook for the dates you cannot miss, the payroll math behind them and the cash they will take, for a small employer or a solo owner with a few people.
• Business Valuation & Three-Statement Cash Flow Forecaster (Document pack): Enter last year and a few drivers; get linked statements that balance, a DCF value, and a grid showing how much the answer moves with your assumptions.
• Debt Avalanche & Amortization Matrix (Document pack): Enter your debts and one monthly amount and see the order, the dates and the interest you avoid, in a file that never connects to your bank.
• Financial Ratio Analysis Workbook (Document pack): Enter three years of statements and see margins, liquidity, leverage and efficiency ratios side by side, with what each one means in plain English.
• Small Business Loan-Readiness Workbook (Document pack): See debt service coverage, current ratio and debt-to-equity before the bank does, and keep track of the documents a lender will ask for.
• Recipe Costing and Menu Pricing Workbook (Document pack): Enter what you pay for ingredients and what each recipe uses, then see the cost per portion and the price that reaches your target food cost.
• Ratio and Proportion Worksheet Pack (Document pack): About fifty original problems on printable pages, from writing a ratio to word problems, with every answer worked out in a separate key.
• Rental Property Deal Analyzer (Document pack): Enter the price, financing, rent and expenses and see cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash return and coverage, with best, expected and worst cases side by side.
• 13-Week Cash Flow Forecast (Document pack): List what you expect to collect and pay, and see your cash balance each week, the lowest point and when it happens.
• Break-Even and Pricing Workbook (Document pack): Enter your fixed costs and what each product or service costs and sells for, then see the sales you need and the price that reaches your target margin.
• Monthly KPI Dashboard Workbook (Document pack): Type in each month's revenue, costs, receivables and cash, then pick a month and see the KPIs and charts that matter, with change from last month and the same month last year.
• Baker's Percentage and Dough Scaling Workbook (Document pack): Keep your formulas as baker's percentages, then scale to any batch in grams, ounces and pounds and see the hydration at a glance.
• Gig Driver Income and Mileage Tracker (Document pack): Log each day by platform and see what you really earn per mile and per hour, which platform pays best, and how much to set aside for taxes.
• Real Estate Agent Income and Expense Tracker (Document pack): Enter each closing and see your net commission after the brokerage split, fees and referral, what each lead source really earned you, and what to set aside.
• Notary and Signing Agent Business Tracker (Document pack): Log each job and see revenue by type, who still owes you and for how long, what each mile cost you, and what to set aside for taxes.
• Budget vs Actual Workbook (Document pack): Set a budget for each income and expense line, enter your actuals as the months close, and see what is over, what is under and where the year is heading.
• HOA and Condo Association Books (Document pack): Track who has paid dues and who is behind, compare spending to the budget, follow the reserve fund and hand the board a one-page report.
• Inventory Tracker and Reorder Workbook (Document pack): Log what comes in and goes out and see what you have, what it is worth, what to reorder and what has not sold.
• Sole Proprietor Tax-Time Organizer (Document pack): Gather everything your tax preparer will ask for in one place, spot 1099s that do not match your records, and hand over a clean one-page summary.
• Nonprofit Treasurer's Workbook (Document pack): Record income and spending by fund, see what each restricted fund still holds, catch gifts that still need a thank-you letter, and give the board a one-page report.
• Chart of Accounts and QuickBooks Import Pack (Document pack): Start your books with an account list built for your type of business, instead of the generic default, and compare it with the accounts you already have.
• Small Business Letter and Notice Templates (Document pack): Fill in the brackets and send: the invoices, reminders and letters small businesses, landlords, associations and nonprofits write over and over.
• Landlord Rent Roll and Property Income Workbook (Document pack): See what each unit owes and has paid, which leases end soon and what each property really earns after expenses.
• Home Buying Cost and Affordability Planner (Document pack): Put in your income, debts and savings, then compare homes on the real monthly cost and the cash you need on closing day.
• Net Worth and Savings Goals Tracker (Document pack): Record your balances once a month and watch your net worth, your goals and your debts change over the year.
• Car Buying and Total Cost Comparer (Document pack): Compare cars on what they really cost over the years you will keep them, not just the monthly payment.
• Home Project and Renovation Budget Tracker (Document pack): Know what the project is likely to cost before the last bill arrives: estimates, quotes, payments and a cushion in one place.
• Family Records and Important Documents Organizer (Document pack): Write down where things are and who to call, so your family is not hunting for papers in an emergency.
• Household Budget and Bill Calendar (Document pack): Give every dollar a job, track what actually happened, and see which bills land in which month.
• Roommate Shared Expenses and Settle-Up Workbook (Document pack): Everyone logs what they paid. The workbook shows who owes whom and how to settle in a few payments.
• Holiday and Gift Budget Tracker (Document pack): Set the total first, track every gift, and see what is left before the holiday arrives.
• Multi-Property Short-Term Rental Host Tracker (Document pack): Know which property earns money, which months are slow and what rate you need.
• Owner-Operator Trucking Income, Expense and Fuel-Tax Log (Document pack): Know your cost per mile, which loads pay, who owes you and the miles and gallons by state for your quarterly return.
• Contractor Estimating and Job Costing Workbook (Document pack): Price with a target margin, track costs as they happen and see which jobs make money.
• Accounting Student Study Workbook (Document pack): Type the entries, see the statements update and check your work against the answer key.
• Freelance / LLC Operations Hub (Notion-Ready Files) (Document pack): A connected set of databases and routines for running a solo business, ready to import and adjust, with a property guide that tells you each setting.
• Solopreneur CRM & Lead Desk (Local App + Notion Files) (Document pack): Open one file and keep your leads, see who needs a follow-up today, and let the next date set itself when you log what you did, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
• SOP Library for Bookkeeping & Digital Services (Notion-Ready) (Document pack): The routines of a solo practice, written down once: steps, when, how you know it is done, and a change log, ready to edit and import into Notion.
• Independent Contractor & Client Engagement Agreement Pack (Document pack): The agreements a solo practice reuses, in plain English with marked blanks and notes on what to check with your own lawyer.
• Remote Online Notarization & Loan Signing Client Guide (Document pack): Hand clients a clear guide before the appointment and follow a checklist during it, so sessions start prepared and finish clean.
• Privacy Opt-Out Kit for New Jersey (Document pack): Take your name off the lists, lock your credit and send the requests New Jersey law lets you send, in one weekend.
• Handle It Yourself: NJ Court Paperwork Kit (Document pack): The steps, fees and paperwork for handling your own New Jersey court matter, so nothing gets bounced at the clerk's window.
• Family Emergency Binder (Document pack): Everything the person who steps in will need to know, in one binder on the shelf.
• New Jersey Expungement Kit (Document pack): Work out whether you can clear your record, gather what the court needs, and file it yourself for free.
• New Jersey Name Change Kit (Document pack): Change your name once, in the right order, so nothing ends up in a name Social Security doesn't recognize.
• Child Travel Consent Kit (Document pack): The letter airlines and border officers may ask for, filled in once and signed in front of a notary.
• Unpaid Invoice Collection Kit (Document pack): Work every overdue invoice the same way, from a polite nudge to a court filing, with a paper trail at each step.
• Laid Off in New Jersey Kit (Document pack): The deadlines that matter after a layoff, in order, so you don't lose benefits while you figure out what's next.
• Closing a Business in New Jersey Kit (Document pack): Every filing that closes a business properly, in order, so nothing keeps sending you notices after you've shut the doors.
• First Job, First Paycheck Kit (Document pack): Understand your first paycheck and set up good money habits from day one.
• Landlord Tax Organizer (Document pack): Hand your preparer rental numbers already sorted the way Schedule E asks for them.
• New Baby Paperwork Kit (Document pack): Every form a new baby needs, in the order you'll need them, on one tracker.
• New Jersey Home Seller Checklist (Document pack): Every step of a New Jersey home sale on one page, so nothing holds up your closing.
• Tax Document Organizer (Document pack): Walk into your tax appointment with every form, nothing missing and nothing to chase.
• Turning 65 Medicare Checklist (Document pack): Know your Medicare deadlines before they pass, without anyone selling you a plan.
• Wedding Money and Paperwork Planner (Document pack): The license, the budget and the paperwork, handled, so the day is about the two of you.
• Business Loan Application Packet (Document pack): Walk into the bank with a complete, organized package instead of a pile of statements.
• Contractor vs Employee in New Jersey Kit (Document pack): Check each worker against New Jersey's strict ABC test before the State does it for you.
• Hiring Your First Employee in New Jersey Kit (Document pack): Go from no employees to a correct first paycheck without missing a registration or a deadline.
• New Jersey Business Compliance Calendar 2027 (Document pack): One page that tells you what's due each month in 2027, with weekend dates already worked out.
• New Jersey Small Employer HR Kit (Document pack): The HR basics a small New Jersey employer has to get right, on six checklists you can actually finish.
• Service Business Pricing and Quote Kit (Document pack): Price from your numbers, not your competitor's, and put every job in writing.
• Year-End Close and 1099 Kit (Document pack): Close the year cleanly, get 1099s out on time, and hand your accountant everything in one go.
• California Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): California is one of the hardest states to get commissioned in: a 6-hour course, an exam, Live Scan fingerprints, a $15,000 bond and 30 days to file. This kit walks through all of it.
• Florida Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Florida's path is short: a 3-hour course, a $39 state fee and a $7,500 bond. Online notaries add a $25,000 bond, E&O insurance and 10-year records. This kit covers both.
• Loan Signing Cheat Sheet (Document pack): Know what you are looking at in a loan package, where the borrower signs, and why the right-to-cancel dates matter, without ever explaining loan terms.
• Notary Marketing Kit (Document pack): Everything a new notary needs to get found and get called, written out so you only fill in the blanks.
• New York Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): New York tests you for one hour, in multiple choice, on the Department of State's License Law booklet. Learn the booklet section by section, then work 100 questions that explain each answer.
• New York Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): New York has its own path: pass the state exam, apply for $60, then work a 4-year term with $2 fee caps and a 10-year record rule. This kit lays it out in order.
• Online Notary Business Guide (Document pack): A plain route from commissioned notary to your first remote session, with a worksheet to pin down your own state's rules.
• Pennsylvania Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Pennsylvania asks for a 3-hour course, an exam, a $25,000 bond and filing within 45 days. Miss a step and the commission stalls, so this kit puts every step in order.
• Texas Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Texas runs applications through SOSPortal, requires a $10,000 bond and, under SB 693, education. Online notaries need a separate commission. This kit sorts out which applies to you.
• Georgia Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): In Georgia you apply at your county's Clerk of Superior Court, not a state office. Since 2025 there is a training course and a journal for self-filer real estate documents. This kit walks through both.
• Illinois Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Illinois now requires a course, an exam and a journal for every notary, with strict rules on what you may not write in it. This kit sets out the 2026 rules from the Act and the Secretary's regulations.
• North Carolina Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): North Carolina gives you 45 days after commissioning to take the oath at the register of deeds, and a commission is not valid until you do. Here is the course, exam, oath and fee schedule in order.
• Ohio Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Ohio's path runs through a criminal records check, an authorized education provider and an online filing. Online notaries add a 2-hour course and an electronic journal. Each step, with its fee, is here.
• Virginia Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Virginia has no exam and no bond, but a 60-day deadline to claim your commission at the circuit court and, under the July 2026 handbook, a journal for every act. Here is the full path.
• Arizona Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Arizona now asks every new and renewing notary to pass a 45-question Pearson exam before filing the application, a notarized $5,000 bond and $43. Then come the posted fee schedule, the thumbprint journal and the Great Seal stamp.
• Maryland Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Maryland routes every application past your state senator and gives you 30 days to take the oath at the circuit court. This kit covers that path, the $8 fee cap, the 10-year journal and remote notary notification.
• Michigan Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Michigan commissions run until your birthday six to seven years out, and there is no renewal, only a new application. This kit covers the county clerk visit, the $10 cap, the certificate lines and remote notarization.
• Washington Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): In Washington your license lasts only as long as your surety bond, and every act goes in a bound journal you keep for 10 years. This kit walks through both, plus the $15 cap and the electronic and remote endorsements.
• Carpeta familiar para emergencias (Document pack): Todo lo que necesitará saber quien le ayude, en una sola carpeta en el estante.
• Kit para cobrar facturas vencidas (Document pack): Trabaje cada factura vencida de la misma manera, desde un recordatorio amable hasta una demanda, con un registro en cada paso.
• Kit: Perdí mi empleo en Nueva Jersey (Document pack): Los plazos que importan después de un despido, en orden, para no perder beneficios mientras decide qué sigue.
• Organizador de documentos de impuestos (Document pack): Llegue a su cita de impuestos con todos los formularios, sin que falte nada y sin nada que perseguir.
• Kit de trámites para su bebé (Document pack): Cada formulario que necesita un bebé, en el orden en que lo necesitará, en un solo control.
• Kit inicial para notarios de Nueva Jersey (Document pack): Los documentos que un notary nuevo tendría que crear desde cero, listos para imprimir o editar, y una explicación clara de por qué un notary public en EE. UU. no es abogado.
• Indiana Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): An Indiana commission lasts 8 years, but only if you finish a continuing education course every 2 years. Miss one and it expires for good. This kit sets out INBiz filing, the bond and the CE calendar.
• Missouri Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Missouri sends your commission to the county clerk, and you have a short window to show up with a $10,000 bond and take the oath. After that, each notarization is logged in a permanently bound book. This kit maps each step.
• South Carolina Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): South Carolina routes your application through your county legislative delegation, needs no bond or exam, and gives you 10 years. Just remember the 15-day clerk of court enrollment. This kit covers the full route.
• Wisconsin Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Wisconsin notaries file with the Department of Financial Institutions, not a Secretary of State, after a 90% exam, a $500 bond and an oath. Remote work needs no new commission, only an approved provider.
• Loan Signing Practice Package (Document pack): Rehearse a full refinance signing at your kitchen table, with flags, a timer and a pretend borrower, before you ever sit across from a real one.
• Alabama Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): An Alabama commission comes from the probate judge in the county where you live. Training has a 30-day clock and the bond is $50,000. Each step is laid out, from the county office to the 2026 remote changes.
• Connecticut Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Connecticut's exam sits inside the online application and you must answer every question right. After that, the oath goes on record at your town clerk within 30 days. Remote acts are allowed, but not for real estate closings.
• Louisiana Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): A Louisiana notary's powers, set out in R.S. 35:2, differ from those of notaries in other states, and statewide authority comes from passing a 5-hour open-book exam. This kit follows the Secretary of State's path and quotes the statute.
• Oregon Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Oregon makes every notary keep a bound journal for 10 years and every advertising non-attorney print a set disclaimer. The training is free. This kit covers ORS chapter 194 from your first course to your first remote act.
• Colorado Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Colorado's commission is cheap at $10, but your training and exam certificates go stale after 90 days, and every act needs a journal entry. This kit times the steps so nothing expires before you file.
• Massachusetts Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Massachusetts notaries are appointed by the Governor with the Governor's Council, and one of your four references must be a lawyer. Chapter 222 then asks for a bound journal of every act. Here is each step.
• Minnesota Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Minnesota has no exam, but there is a second stop many new notaries miss: recording the commission with your county. Terms all end on January 31. This kit covers both, plus remote online registration.
• Tennessee Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): A Tennessee notary is elected by the county commission, bonded for $10,000 and sworn in at the County Clerk's office. Your seal ink cannot be black. This kit follows the county path, then the online add-on.
• Pennsylvania Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Pennsylvania's Pearson VUE exam is 30 three-option items in 60 minutes, and 18 of the 25 scored items are about performing notarial acts. Study RULONA and the March 2026 rules, then drill 100 four-option questions.
• Arizona Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Arizona's exam is 45 questions drawn from the 2026 Notary Public Reference Manual, with 60 minutes and 80% to pass. New and renewing notaries have had to take it since July 1, 2025.
• North Carolina Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): North Carolina's course exam and its recommissioning exam both need 80%. Learn Chapter 10B section by section, then test yourself on 100 questions tied to the statute.
• Medicaid Work and Community Engagement Hours Log (Document pack): A monthly record of your activity hours and the papers behind them, ready for renewal time.
• SNAP Work Requirement Tracker (Document pack): Keep your SNAP hours and countable months straight, month by month.
• Trump Account Family Organizer (Document pack): Keep a child's Trump Account paperwork and deposits in one place, checked against irs.gov.
• Car Loan Interest Deduction Checker and Log (Document pack): Line up the loan, the vehicle and the interest the way Schedule 1-A, Part IV asks for them.
• Overtime Deduction Tracker (Document pack): Track only the "half" in time-and-a-half, the part the federal overtime deduction counts.
• Parent PLUS and Grad Loan Cap Planner (Document pack): See the funding gap the new federal loan limits leave, year by year.
• Small Business AI Use Policy Kit (Document pack): Put your team's AI rules in writing: which tools, what stays out of them and what customers are told.
• Small Importer Landed-Cost Kit (Document pack): Know what each imported unit really costs now that low-value shipments pay duty, and re-price when a rate changes.
• Student Loan Repayment Plan Switcher (Document pack): Compare the 2026 repayment plans with your own numbers before you switch.
• Tips Deduction Tracker (Document pack): Keep a shift-by-shift record of tips so the year-end number is ready for Schedule 1-A.
• Workforce Pell Guide and Organizer (Document pack): Check a short job-training program against the Workforce Pell rules before you enroll.
• Crypto 1099-DA Reconciliation Workbook (Document pack): Brokers now send Form 1099-DA, and for older coins it often shows sales with no cost basis. Line it up with your own records before your return goes in.
• HSA and Dependent Care FSA Planner (Document pack): Pick your HSA and dependent care FSA amounts at open enrollment and keep the receipts that back them up.
• Hybrid and eClosing Guide for Signing Agents (Document pack): Know which kind of closing you've accepted, what changes for you at the table, and what to bring, before the signing order's vocabulary trips you up.
• Inherited IRA Withdrawal Tracker (Document pack): Know the year each inherited account must be empty, what's due each year from 2025, and what you've taken out.
• Marketplace Premium Change Kit for 2027 (Document pack): The extra marketplace savings ended after 2025 and the 400% income limit is back. Work out your expected share before you pick a plan.
• New 1099 Rules Kit (Document pack): Apply the right 1099 threshold for each year without redoing your vendor list by hand.
• NJ SALT Cap Workbook (Document pack): See how much of your New Jersey property and income tax you can deduct, year after year.
• Medicare Part D Cost-Cap Tracker (Document pack): Part D now has a yearly cap on what you pay for covered drugs. Know where you stand each month instead of guessing.
• Remote Notary Setup Kit (Document pack): You've read the rules. This is the part where you file, choose a platform, set up records and run your first month, with every date and score tracked.
• Retirement Catch-Up Planner (Document pack): Turn the 2026 catch-up limits into a per-paycheck amount, with the Roth part worked out.
• Senior Deduction and NJ Property Tax Relief Organizer (Document pack): Four programs, one folder: know what each one asks for and when.
• Kit: Registro para la deducción por horas extras (Document pack): Lleve la cuenta solo del «medio» del tiempo y medio, la parte que cuenta para la deducción federal por horas extras.
• Kit: Registro para la deducción por propinas (Document pack): Un registro de propinas turno por turno, para que la cifra de fin de año esté lista para el Schedule 1-A.
• Kit: Cambios en la prima del seguro del Mercado para 2027 (Document pack): Los ahorros adicionales del Mercado terminaron después de 2025 y volvió el límite del 400% del nivel de pobreza. Calcule su parte antes de elegir un plan.
• Stretch the Paycheck Kit (Document pack): Cover the essentials first, call before you fall behind, and get through the next 30 days.
• Medical Bill Help Kit (Document pack): The letters, checklists and logs for working through a medical bill one step at a time.
• Side Income Starter Planner (Document pack): Know what a side gig costs and what it really pays per hour, before and after you start.
• Debt Collector Rights Kit: Validation, Dispute and Cease-Contact Letters (Document pack): Use the federal rules for debt collectors in writing, on time, with a record of every call.
• Fix-Your-Own-Credit Kit: Free Reports, Disputes and Freezes (Document pack): The steps a credit repair company would charge for, done yourself through the free official channels.
• Hardship Letter Kit: Ask for a Payment Plan in Writing (Document pack): Ask for a payment plan, a deferral or a lower payment the right way: by phone, then in writing, with a record of who said what.
• Kit: Deducción para personas mayores y alivio de impuestos a la propiedad en NJ (Document pack): Cuatro programas, una carpeta: sepa qué pide cada uno y cuándo.
• Kit: Registro de horas de trabajo y participación comunitaria para Medicaid (Document pack): Un registro mensual de sus horas de actividad y de los papeles que las respaldan, listo para la renovación.
• Kit: Nuevas reglas del 1099 (Document pack): Aplique el umbral correcto del 1099 cada año sin rehacer a mano su lista de proveedores.
• Kit: Comparador de planes de pago de préstamos estudiantiles (Document pack): Compare los planes de pago de 2026 con sus propios números antes de cambiar.
• Kit: Control del requisito de trabajo de SNAP (Document pack): Sus horas de SNAP y sus meses contables en orden, mes por mes.
• Alaska Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Alaska commissions through the Lieutenant Governor, asks for a $2,500 bond and a notarized oath, and lets you charge only after you hand the signer a fee schedule. Every notary is personally liable, so this kit sticks to AS 44.50.
• Arkansas Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Arkansas gives you a 10-year commission, but only after you pass a 25-question exam and file with two offices: the Secretary of State and your county's circuit clerk. This kit follows the 2025 Handbook step by step.
• District of Columbia Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): A DC commission starts with choosing a type: business, government, dual or residential. Then come a Provisional Commission Notice, orientation and a 60-day window. This kit walks through ONCA's process and the D.C. Code.
• Delaware Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Delaware's first commission lasts only two years, and since August 2023 every notary keeps a journal. Remote acts are open to notaries who request them. This kit follows Title 29, chapter 43 and the Notary Public Section's own answers.
• Hawaii Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Hawaii notaries are commissioned by the Attorney General, after two letters, a closed-book exam and a bond filed at the circuit court. Fees are set act by act in HRS 456-17. This kit lays the process out island-wide.
• Iowa Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Iowa's commission is quick: a $30 application, no bond and no exam, renewed every three years. Remote notaries take an approved course first. This kit follows Iowa Code chapter 9B and the Secretary's 2023 Handbook.
• Idaho Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Idaho has no exam, but it asks for a $10,000 bond and gives a six-year commission. Fees are capped at $5 an act plus travel. This kit follows Idaho Code chapter 51 and the Secretary of State's free training course.
• Kansas Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): In Kansas you buy your stamp before you apply, and the $12,000 bond goes on Form NO itself. Since SB 106, every notary keeps a journal for 10 years. This kit follows the Secretary of State's process and K.S.A. 53-5a.
• North Dakota Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): North Dakota will not let a vendor make your stamp until the Secretary of State authorizes it, and you cannot act before the commencement date on your certificate. This kit follows that order, then covers the $5 cap and remote ink acknowledgments.
• Oklahoma Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Oklahoma gives you 60 days after the commission issues to file a $1,000 bond, your oath and a loyalty oath, and the bond must match the commission dates exactly. This kit sets out those steps with Title 49's $5 cap and remote rules.
• Rhode Island Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Rhode Island asks every applicant to score 80% on its Notary Knowledge Assessment and every notary to use an inked stamp, and it caps fees at $25 in person or online. This kit follows the Department of State's manual from study to first remote session.
• South Dakota Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): In South Dakota the seal comes first, because its imprint goes on the application. The bond was dropped for commissions from July 1, 2025, and terms run six years. This kit covers SDCL 18-1 from seal order to e-notary registration.
• Utah Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Since May 6, 2026, every new or renewing Utah notary must keep a journal for 10 years and accept only unexpired IDs. This kit pairs that S.B. 139 change with the online exam, the background check and the purple-ink seal.
• Vermont Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Vermont treats notaries as a licensed profession. The Office of Professional Regulation issues two-year commissions ending January 31 of odd years and asks for continuing education at renewal. This kit follows OPR's 2025 rules.
• West Virginia Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): A West Virginia stamp carries your address as well as your name, and remote signers outside the state need a separate Out-of-State Commissioner appointment. This kit covers article 39-4 from the ERLS application to remote ink signings.
• Wyoming Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Wyoming makes every notary pass a short exam and log every act, refusal and correction in a journal, but it does not require a bond. This kit follows the Secretary of State's application, revised January 2026, and the 2021 notary act.
• Kentucky Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Kentucky charges only $10 for the commission, but the clock starts when approval arrives: 30 days to be sworn and bonded at your county clerk. There is no per-act cap, so your fee must be disclosed up front.
• Maine Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Maine prints its exam on the application form, then gives you 30 days to be sworn by a Dedimus Justice and 45 days to return the certificate. Your commission then lasts seven years. The kit covers every step and the remote approval form.
• Mississippi Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Mississippi caps most notary fees at $5 and puts your county on your seal, so a move means a new stamp. Bound journals stay on your shelf for a decade. Each rule here is cited to its Rule number.
• Montana Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Montana asks for 4 hours of approved training and an 80% exam before you file, and both expire if you wait too long. The $25,000 bond carries your oath. Every act goes in a journal, and your stamp names the town you reside in.
• Nebraska Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Nebraska gives you three tries at its 85% exam, then never again. The bond is $15,000, and per-act fees are a few dollars set in statute, which matters when signing offers advertise big notary fees. This kit lays out the path.
• New Hampshire Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): A New Hampshire notary is appointed by the Governor and Executive Council after three endorsements and a records check. Expect 8 to 10 weeks. Remote work needs a vendor notice and a 10-year recording. Here is the whole path.
• New Mexico Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Under New Mexico's 2023 rules every notary passes an education exam, files a notarized bond and oath, and registers the stamp within 45 days or faces the State Ethics Commission. Every act goes in a journal.
• Nevada Notary Starter Kit (Document pack): Nevada makes you finish a training course before every commission and renewal, and you may not charge a cent until a fee table hangs in your office. The bond is filed at the county clerk first. This kit puts it in order.
• Colorado Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Colorado's online exam is open book and takes about 30 minutes, and renewing notaries take it too. Practice with 100 questions sourced to the handbook, FAQs and program rules.
• Connecticut Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Connecticut builds its notary exam into the eLicense application, and every answer has to be right. Learn the statute, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Indiana Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Indiana makes every applicant, new or renewing, finish the Secretary of State's education course and pass an exam after paying the $75 application fee. Prepare with 100 questions sourced to IC 33-42.
• Louisiana Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Louisiana's exam is a five-hour, open-book sitting where only the 2025 Fundamentals guide is allowed. Use this kit to drill the statutes first, then spend your hours in the official guide.
• Missouri Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Missouri won't issue a commission until you score 80% on the Secretary of State's exam. Learn chapter 486 as the Handbook prints it, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Ohio Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Ohio's test comes at the end of a 3-hour education program from an authorized provider, and a second failure means a new application. Prepare with 100 questions tied to chapter 147.
• Oregon Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Oregon requires its exam for every application, new or renewal, and bases it on the free Notary Basics course. Study ORS chapter 194 alongside the course, then work 100 questions.
• Wisconsin Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Wisconsin's notary exam comes from the Department of Financial Institutions, not the Secretary of State, and takes 90% to pass. Learn chapter 140, then test yourself on 100 questions.
• Beauty Pro Income and Tips Kit (Document pack): Keep services, product sales, NJ sales tax and tips straight every week, whether you rent a booth or work on commission.
• Family Child Care Records Kit (Document pack): Track attendance, meals and payments in one place and hand parents the year-end numbers they need.
• House Cleaning Business Kit (Document pack): Price each cleaning from its real cost and keep every visit, payment, tip and mile in one log.
• NJ Cottage Food and Market Sales Kit (Document pack): Label every product the way the NJ rules ask and see what each market day really made.
• Creator Income and Brand Deal Kit (Document pack): Every payout, brand deal and product in one record, matched to your 1099s.
• Gig Creative Sales and Equipment Kit (Document pack): Gigs, art sales, miles and gear in one log, with New Jersey Sales Tax split out.
• Teacher Classroom Expense and PD Log (Document pack): Know what you spent on your classroom, and what was paid back, before tax time.
• Travel Nurse Assignment and Tax Home Log (Document pack): The facts your preparer needs about your tax home, kept as you go.
• FAFSA 2027-28 and Scholarship Organizer (Document pack): Every account, document and deadline for the 2027-28 aid year, plus each scholarship you apply for.
• Green Card and Citizenship Document Organizer (Document pack): Your family's immigration papers, dates and appointments, organized.
• Job Search and Work Search Log Kit (Document pack): Log each employer contact the way NJDOL's form asks, and see each week's count before you certify.
• NJ First Home Purchase Checklists (Document pack): The paperwork side of buying your first New Jersey home, from first lender call to keys.
• NJ-NY Two-State Worker Kit (Document pack): Log where you work each day, so the New York share of your pay is backed by a record.
• Online Seller Payout Reconciliation Kit (Document pack): Know why the deposit is smaller than the sales, platform by platform, before your 1099-K arrives.
• Personal Trainer Client Tracker Kit (Document pack): See every client's sessions left, every source of pay and every renewal date without building a spreadsheet yourself.
• Pet Care Business Records Kit (Document pack): Every visit, mile and unpaid invoice in one place, with the pet's needs on paper before you take the key.
• Single Parent Tax and Records Kit (Document pack): Keep the records behind your credits and filing status in one place all year.
• Social Security Claiming Organizer (Document pack): See your options side by side, with SSA's own math.
• SSI and SSDI Work and ABLE Organizer (Document pack): A calm monthly record of work, reports to SSA and ABLE savings.
• VA Claim Paperwork Organizer (Document pack): Keep your VA claim papers, dates and contacts in one place.
• Kit de ayuda con facturas médicas (Document pack): Las cartas, listas y registros para resolver una factura médica paso a paso.
• Kit de cartas por dificultad económica: pida un plan de pagos por escrito (Document pack): Pida un plan de pagos, un aplazamiento o un pago más bajo de la forma correcta: por teléfono, luego por escrito, con un registro de quién dijo qué.
• Kit de derechos ante cobradores de deudas: cartas de validación, disputa y para dejar de comunicarse (Document pack): Use por escrito y a tiempo las reglas federales para los cobradores de deudas, con un registro de cada llamada.
• Kit para estirar el sueldo (Document pack): Cubra primero lo esencial, llame antes de atrasarse y salga adelante los próximos 30 días.
• Planificador para empezar con ingresos extra (Document pack): Sepa cuánto cuesta un trabajo extra y cuánto paga de verdad por hora, antes y después de empezar.
• Lista para cumplir 65: Medicare (Document pack): Conozca sus fechas límite de Medicare antes de que pasen, sin que nadie le venda un plan.
• Kit del primer empleo y el primer sueldo (Document pack): Entienda su primer cheque y empiece con buenos hábitos de dinero desde el primer día.
• Kit para arreglar su propio crédito: informes gratis, disputas y congelamiento (Document pack): Los pasos que una compañía de reparación de crédito le cobraría, hechos por usted mismo con los canales oficiales y gratuitos.
• Kit Dwa ou ak Ajans Rekouvreman Dèt: validasyon, diskisyon ak rejis (Document pack): Reponn yon ajans rekouvreman alekri, anvan dat limit lan, epi ekri chak apèl.
• Kit Èd pou Bòdwo Medikal: tcheke, konteste epi mande èd (Document pack): Mande bòdwo detaye a, chèche erè epi mande asistans anvan ou peye, ak dat limit ofisyèl yo nan men w.
• Kit pou Fè Chèk ou Rive: bidjè sa ki nesesè ak plan 30 jou (Document pack): Peye an premye sa ki kenbe kay la, manje a ak travay la, epi rele anvan ou mete reta sou rès la.
• Kit Lèt pou Difikilte Lajan: mande yon plan peman alekri (Document pack): Mande yon plan peman, yon ranvwa oswa yon peman ki pi piti jan sa dwe fèt: nan telefòn an premye, apre sa alekri, ak yon rejis sou kiyès ki di kisa.
• Kit de Ajuda com Contas Médicas: confira, conteste e peça ajuda (Document pack): Peça a conta detalhada, procure erros e peça assistência antes de pagar, com os prazos oficiais à mão.
• Kit de Cartas de Dificuldade Financeira: peça um plano de pagamento por escrito (Document pack): Peça um plano de pagamento, um adiamento ou uma parcela menor do jeito certo: primeiro por telefone, depois por escrito, com registro de quem disse o quê.
• Kit de Direitos com Cobradores de Dívidas: validação, contestação e registro (Document pack): Responda a um cobrador por escrito, dentro do prazo, e registre cada ligação.
• Kit para Esticar o Salário: orçamento do essencial e plano de 30 dias (Document pack): Pague primeiro o que mantém a casa, a comida e o trabalho, e ligue antes de atrasar o resto.
• AI Search Visibility Kit for Local Businesses (Document pack): Let the right crawlers in, state your business details the same way everywhere, and check every month what the assistants actually say about you.
• NJ Property Tax Appeal Prep Workbook (Document pack): Put your assessment, your town's official ratio and your comparable sales in one place before the April 1 deadline.
• AI Workflow Kit for Contractors and Home Services (Document pack): Turn site-visit notes into a clear scope, keep homeowners updated and chase invoices without the evening paperwork.
• AI Workflow Kit for Freelancers and Creatives (Document pack): Proposals, status updates and invoice follow-ups written from your notes, with FTC disclosure and copyright checks for creative work.
• AI Workflow Kit for Landlords and Property Managers (Document pack): Listings, inquiry replies and repair updates in minutes, with fair-housing checks and every notice labelled to check your state's rules.
• AI Workflow Kit for Real Estate Agents (Document pack): Listing copy, seller updates and lead replies in a third of the time, with a fair-housing check built into every ad workflow.
• AI Workflow Kit for Restaurants and Food Vendors (Document pack): Menu copy, daily specials, review replies and catering quotes in minutes, with allergens taken from your recipe cards, never guessed.
• AI Workflow Kit for Salons and Beauty Pros (Document pack): Booking replies, reminders and a week of posts done in one sitting, with sponsored-post disclosures and client privacy built in.
• California Executor Kit (Document pack): California lets families collect personal property without probate up to $208,850 for deaths on or after April 1, 2025, once 40 days have passed. Check that route before you petition the Superior Court.
• Florida Executor Kit (Document pack): Florida doubled its summary administration limit to $150,000 on July 1, 2026, and whoever holds the original will has 10 days to deposit it with the clerk. This kit puts both, and the creditor deadlines, in order.
• New York Executor Kit (Document pack): File in the Surrogate's Court of the county where the person lived, then check two lines: New York's $50,000 small estate limit and the $7,350,000 estate tax exclusion for 2026 deaths.
• Pennsylvania Executor Kit (Document pack): In Pennsylvania you start at the county Register of Wills, then the inheritance tax clock runs: 5% off if paid within 3 months, delinquent after 9. This kit keeps both on schedule.
• Texas Executor Kit (Document pack): Texas offers three routes: a small estate affidavit when there's no will, probate as a muniment of title, or independent administration. This kit helps you pick one and meet its notice dates.
• Small Claims Case Organizer (Document pack): Get your claim, proof and dates in order before you file.
• New Mexico Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): New Mexico's exam comes at the end of the education course from the approved vendor, and you need 80%. Study the Handbook and statute first, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Nevada Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Nevada requires a course of at least 3 hours, with an exam, for every new appointment and every renewal. Study NRS chapter 240 first, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Rhode Island Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Rhode Island asks new and renewing notaries to score 80% on the online Notary Knowledge Assessment. Read the Manual, attend the free training, and use 100 practice questions in between.
• Vermont Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Vermont's jurisprudence exam from the Office of Professional Regulation is 30 open-book questions, and more than six wrong means a retake. Practice finding each answer in the statute and rules.
• Wyoming Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Wyoming's exam sits in Part III of the application: 20 true/false questions, 14 right to pass. Review the Education Presentation, then check yourself on 100 questions tied to W.S. 32-3.
• Arkansas Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Every new and renewing Arkansas notary passes a 25-question online exam, 20 right, before the application opens. The Secretary of State says the answers are in the Handbook, so this kit cites it by page.
• Hawaii Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Hawaii's notary exam is written and closed-book, so the numbers have to be memorized. Learn the bond, seal, fee and record book rules, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Maine Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Maine prints the exam on the paper application: 15 questions and an 8-term matching section, based on the Secretary of State's Course of Study. Renewals take it online.
• Montana Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Montana's notary exam takes 80% and is separate from your 4 hours of approved training. Time them together, since training counts for 12 months and the exam for 6, and practice first with 100 questions.
• Nebraska Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Nebraska's online exam is 20 questions at 85%, and three failed attempts end your chance at a commission. Practice first with 100 questions sourced to the statute, rules or FAQ.
• Utah Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Utah's online exam costs $95, and the Study Guide describes 35 questions worth 65 points, with 61 needed to pass. Learn the rules, including the S.B. 139 journal, then work 100 practice questions.
• California Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Misconduct and fees are 15 of the 40 scored items on the California exam. Learn the handbook rules behind them, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Illinois Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Illinois makes new and renewing notaries pass an exam at the end of a 3-hour certified course. Learn the Act and the journal rules behind it, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Maryland Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): New Maryland notaries must pass an exam from an approved provider before their senator signs off. Learn the Secretary of State's rules, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Texas Notary Exam Prep (Document pack): Since S.B. 693, Texas applicants pass a 30-minute assessment after the Secretary of State's videos. Learn the rules it rests on, then check yourself on 100 questions.
• Organizador de reclamos menores: carta, pruebas, audiencia y cobro (Document pack): Ponga en orden su reclamo, sus pruebas y sus fechas antes de presentar.
• AI Workflow Kit for Auto Repair Shops (Document pack): Turn a technician's shorthand into estimates drivers understand, get a clear yes before extra work, and explain the invoice at pickup.
• AI Workflow Kit for Fitness Studios and Personal Trainers (Document pack): Class copy, trial follow-ups and client spotlights written in one sitting, without body-shaming language or results you can't back up.
• AI Workflow Kit for Home Care Agencies (Document pack): Answer families faster, fill open shifts and post caregiver jobs, with every workflow built so client health information never enters an AI tool.
• AI Workflow Kit for Insurance Agents (Document pack): Explain renewal increases before the bill lands, summarize coverage in plain words and answer new quote requests in minutes, without promising what a policy covers.
• AI Workflow Kit for Nonprofits (Document pack): Thank-you letters that double as IRS-ready acknowledgments, gala receipts with the over-$75 disclosure, and grant reports written from your own outcome data.
• AI Workflow Kit for Retail Shops and Boutiques (Document pack): Product listings straight from the hang tag, sale emails where every "was" price is real, and shipping delay notices that give customers the choice the FTC expects.
• Unemployment Work Search Log (All States) (Document pack): Log every job search activity the day you do it, in the shape your state asks for.
• Employee Separation Checklist Kit (Document pack): Get the last paycheck out on time, in the state where the employee worked, with a record of every step.
• Workers' Comp and Business Insurance Records Kit (Document pack): Know whether you need coverage, keep proof you have it, and never pay a subcontractor with an expired certificate.
• Multi-State Worker Tax Organizer (Document pack): Live in one state, work in another: know which form your employer needs and keep the day count your returns rely on.
• New Jersey Executor Kit (Document pack): New Jersey makes you wait 10 days after a death before the county Surrogate can probate the will, then gives creditors 9 months. This kit covers the first month and the logs that follow.
• College-Bound Documents Kit (Document pack): At 18 your child's medical and school records become theirs. Here's how they can choose to keep you in the loop.
• Divorce Financial Organizer (New Jersey) (Document pack): Get your numbers together before you sit down with the Case Information Statement.
• Church Contribution Statement Maker (Document pack): Log the offering all year, then print every donor's statement in January.
• Estate Accounting Ledger (New Jersey) (Document pack): Every dollar in and out of the estate, balanced to the bank, ready for the final accounting.
• Small Landlord Compliance Tracker (New Jersey) (Document pack): See what's due across your rentals before it becomes a fine.
• NJ Home Improvement Contractor Compliance Kit (Document pack): Stay on the right side of New Jersey's contractor rules without a compliance department.
• Deployment and Military Move Kit (Document pack): Get the paperwork done before orders turn into a deadline.
• Booster Club and PTA Treasurer Workbook (Document pack): Hand next year's treasurer clean books instead of a shoebox.
• Alabama Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Alabama in one package: $8,000 SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 7 days; no statewide paid sick leave law.
• Alaska Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Alaska in one package: SUTA wage base; 1% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $15.00 minimum wage from July 1.
• California Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for California in one package: $7,000 SUTA wage base; 3.4% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $17.40 minimum wage from January 1.
• Delaware Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Delaware in one package: SUTA wage base; 1% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $15.00 minimum wage.
• Florida Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Florida in one package: $7,000 SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $15.00 minimum wage.
• Georgia Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Georgia in one package: $9,500 SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 10 days; $7.25 minimum wage.
• Hawaii Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Hawaii in one package: SUTA wage base; 2.4% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $16.00 minimum wage.
• Idaho Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Idaho in one package: SUTA wage base; 1% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $7.25 minimum wage.
• Illinois Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Illinois in one package: SUTA wage base; 3.35% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $15.00 minimum wage.
• Indiana Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Indiana in one package: $9,500 SUTA wage base; 2.5% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $7.25 minimum wage.
• Kentucky Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Kentucky in one package: $12,000 SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $7.25 minimum wage.
• Maine Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Maine in one package: $12,000 SUTA wage base; 2.54% new employer rate; new hires reported in 7 days; $15.70 minimum wage from January 1.
• Maryland Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Maryland in one package: $8,500 SUTA wage base; 2.6% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $15.00 minimum wage.
• Michigan Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Michigan in one package: SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $15.00 minimum wage from January 1.
• Mississippi Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Mississippi in one package: $14,000 SUTA wage base; 1% new employer rate; new hires reported in 15 days; no statewide paid sick leave law.
• Missouri Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Missouri in one package: $8,500 SUTA wage base; 2.376% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $15.00 minimum wage.
• Montana Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Montana in one package: SUTA wage base; 1% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $11.20 minimum wage from January 1.
• New Jersey Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for New Jersey in one package: $46,400 SUTA wage base; 2.8% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $16.48 minimum wage from January 1.
• North Carolina Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for North Carolina in one package: SUTA wage base; 1% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $7.25 minimum wage.
• Ohio Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Ohio in one package: $9,000 SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $11.40 minimum wage from January 1.
• Oregon Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Oregon in one package: SUTA wage base; 2.4% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; paid sick leave required.
• South Carolina Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for South Carolina in one package: $14,000 SUTA wage base; 1.06% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; no statewide paid sick leave law.
• South Dakota Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for South Dakota in one package: $15,000 SUTA wage base; 1.2% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $12.30 minimum wage from January 1.
• Tennessee Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Tennessee in one package: SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; no statewide paid sick leave law.
• Texas Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Texas in one package: $9,000 SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $7.25 minimum wage.
• Washington Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for Washington in one package: $82,000 SUTA wage base; new employer rate; new hires reported in 20 days; $17.73 minimum wage from January 1.
• West Virginia Employer Compliance Kit 2027 (Document pack): The 2027 employer rules for West Virginia in one package: $9,500 SUTA wage base; 2.7% new employer rate; new hires reported in 14 days; $8.75 minimum wage.
• Alaska Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Alaska's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment and jurat wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Arkansas Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Arkansas's acknowledgment, jurat and copy certification wording, word for word from the Arkansas Secretary of State, Business and Commercial Services (notary)'s official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Arizona Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Arizona's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• California Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): California's acknowledgment and jurat wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Colorado Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Colorado's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Connecticut Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Connecticut's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat and remote statement wording, word for word from the Connecticut Secretary of the State, notary public licensing's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• District of Columbia Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): District of Columbia's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Florida Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Florida's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment and jurat wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Georgia Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Georgia's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA), notary division's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Hawaii Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Hawaii's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment and jurat wording, word for word from the Hawaii Department of the Attorney General, notary public office's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Iowa Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Iowa's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Idaho Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Idaho's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Kansas Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Kansas's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the Kansas Secretary of State, notary public's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Massachusetts Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Massachusetts's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Maryland Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Maryland's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Maine Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Maine's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Minnesota Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Minnesota's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Missouri Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Missouri's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Montana Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Montana's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• North Carolina Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): North Carolina's acknowledgment and jurat wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• North Dakota Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): North Dakota's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• New Hampshire Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): New Hampshire's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• New Jersey Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): New Jersey's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services (notary public)'s official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• New Mexico Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): New Mexico's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the New Mexico Secretary of State, notary and apostille division's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Nevada Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Nevada's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Ohio Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Ohio's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment and jurat wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Oklahoma Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Oklahoma's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Oregon Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Oregon's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Pennsylvania Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Pennsylvania's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Rhode Island Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Rhode Island's acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the Rhode Island Department of State, Business Services Division (notary)'s official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• South Carolina Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): South Carolina's acknowledgment, jurat and copy certification wording, word for word from the South Carolina Secretary of State, notaries's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Texas Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Texas's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat and copy certification wording, word for word from the Texas Secretary of State, notary public unit's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Utah Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Utah's acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Virginia Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Virginia's acknowledgment, jurat, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, notary commissions's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Vermont Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Vermont's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Washington Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Washington's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing, copy certification and remote statement wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Wisconsin Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Wisconsin's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions, notary public section's official samples, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• West Virginia Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): West Virginia's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Wyoming Notarial Certificate Wording Pack (Document pack): Wyoming's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment, jurat, signature witnessing and copy certification wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
• Alaska Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Alaska, from the official pages: Personal property other than vehicles worth $50,000 or less after debts and liens; vehicles registered in the state have their own $100,000 cap. Owning real estate rules the affidavit out unless it passed automatically (tenancy by the entirety or a transfer on death deed).
• Arizona Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Arizona, from the official pages: Personal property up to $200,000, less liens and encumbrances, valued at the date of death. Real property has its own affidavit (up to $300,000, six months after death, filed with the court). The limits were $75,000 and $100,000 before Laws 2025, chapter 24, approved March 31, 2025.
• Arkansas Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Arkansas, from the official pages: The estate, not counting the homestead and the statutory allowances for the surviving spouse or minor children, can't be more than $100,000. Real estate other than the homestead counts; when there's real estate, notice must be published within 30 days after filing (Nolo's summary).
• Colorado Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Colorado, from the official pages: Fair market value of everything the person owned, less liens and encumbrances, by year of death: $82,000 for 2024, $80,000 for 2023, $74,000 for 2022, $70,000 for 2020 and 2021, $68,000 for 2019, $66,000 for 2017 and 2018. The form we read stops at 2024. It can't transfer real estate.
• Connecticut Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Connecticut, from the official pages: Personal property in the person's name alone up to $40,000. Solely owned real estate in the state rules the procedure out; survivorship real estate doesn't, and survivorship assets over $40,000 don't count against the limit.
• Delaware Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Delaware, from the official pages: $50,000 for deaths on or after June 11, 2026; $30,000 before. Only when there's no real estate in the person's name alone. The affidavit can also transfer motor vehicles, trailers and boats.
• Georgia Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Georgia, from the official pages: A bank may pay not more than $15,000 of an intestate depositor's funds to the family on the statutory affidavit, without administration. The probate court's 'no administration necessary' order has no dollar limit. Real estate goes through the probate court's order declaring no administration necessary, a copy of which is recorded in the deed records where the property is (Nolo's summary).
• Hawaii Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Hawaii, from the official pages: Gross value of the estate in Hawaii up to $100,000, not counting vehicles, which may be transferred regardless of value. The section covers personal property only.
• Illinois Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Illinois, from the official pages: Gross value of the personal estate, not counting motor vehicles registered with the Secretary of State, up to $150,000 for deaths on or after August 15, 2025 (Public Act 104-0346); $100,000 before.
• Indiana Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Indiana, from the official pages: The gross probate estate, less liens, encumbrances and reasonable funeral expenses: $100,000 for deaths after June 30, 2022; $50,000 for deaths from July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2022; $25,000 before. The affidavit isn't available for real estate; title can pass by recording a passage of title (or devolution) affidavit with the county recorder (Nolo's summary).
• Iowa Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Iowa, from the official pages: Personal property worth $100,000 or less, and no real property, under H.F. 2660 (2026 Iowa Acts ch. 1048, approved April 16, 2026), which raised the limit from $50,000. The Act doesn't state its own effective date, so for a death in 2026 ask the clerk which figure applies. For deaths before January 1, 2025, real property passing to exempt persons as joint tenants with survivorship didn't count against the limit.
• Kansas Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Kansas, from the official pages: Total assets subject to probate worth no more than $75,000 (amended in 2024). The affidavit transfers personal property only; it doesn't transfer real estate.
• Maine Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Maine, from the official pages: The whole estate, less liens and encumbrances, can't exceed $40,000 adjusted for inflation. Each county probate court must publish the current adjusted figure on its website every year (PL 2025, c. 76); ask the court for it. The section covers personal property, debts and securities only; it doesn't transfer real estate.
• Massachusetts Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Massachusetts, from the official pages: Personal property only, worth $25,000 or less not counting the value of a car.
• Michigan Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Michigan, from the official pages: $50,000 adjusted each year: $53,000 for deaths in 2026, $51,000 for deaths in 2025 (Treasury notice of January 30, 2026). No real property can be in the estate.
• Minnesota Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Minnesota, from the official pages: The whole probate estate, wherever located, less liens and encumbrances, $75,000 or less at the date of death. The court's instructions (PRO201) require that there's no real property in the probate estate; land and buildings go through probate court.
• Missouri Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Missouri, from the official pages: The entire estate, less liens, debts and encumbrances, $40,000 or less. Distributees can establish title to real estate by recording the affidavit and the clerk's certificate.
• Montana Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Montana, from the official pages: The probate estate, wherever located, less liens and encumbrances, up to $100,000 (amended 2023). The section covers personal property only; it doesn't transfer real estate.
• Nebraska Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Nebraska, from the official pages: All personal property, wherever located, less liens and encumbrances, up to $100,000 (as amended by LB 85, 2025).
• Nevada Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Nevada, from the official pages: Less than $25,000 for other relatives (vehicles not included), or less than $150,000 for a surviving spouse. The person can't have owned real property (land, homes, timeshares).
• New Mexico Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): New Mexico, from the official pages: An estate totaling less than $50,000 with no real property.
• North Carolina Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): North Carolina, from the official pages: Personal property worth up to $20,000, less liens and encumbrances; $30,000 when the affiant is the surviving spouse and sole heir (after any spousal allowance). The affidavit also lets the motor vehicle title be transferred. The affidavit collects personal property; it lists any real property the person owned only to identify it, and selling, leasing or mortgaging real estate needs a personal representative appointed by the clerk.
• North Dakota Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): North Dakota, from the official pages: The entire estate, wherever located, less liens and encumbrances, up to $100,000, with no real property in the probate estate.
• Ohio Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Ohio, from the official pages: Estate assets of $35,000 or less; $100,000 or less when a surviving spouse is entitled to all of them (named in the will, or the sole heir without one). The court's release order can direct delivery of personal property and transfer of real estate.
• Oklahoma Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Oklahoma, from the official pages: Service Oklahoma's vehicle small estate affidavit applies when the estate is worth no more than $50,000. That's the motor vehicle office's form; we couldn't open the statute itself. The affidavit claims personal property only, not real estate.
• Oregon Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Oregon, from the official pages: The estate's fair market value up to $275,000, with no more than $200,000 in real property and no more than $75,000 in personal property.
• Rhode Island Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Rhode Island, from the official pages: An estate made up entirely of personal property worth $15,000 or less, not counting tangible personal property.
• South Carolina Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): South Carolina, from the official pages: Personal property and cash accounts worth $25,000 or less net of liens. It can't be used to distribute real estate; titled property such as cars and boats counts.
• South Dakota Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): South Dakota, from the official pages: The entire estate less liens and encumbrances up to $100,000 (SL 2022, ch 88). The personal property affidavit can't transfer real estate; when all the South Dakota real estate is worth less than $50,000, a separate affidavit is used and filed with the register of deeds in the county where the land is.
• Tennessee Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Tennessee, from the official pages: Personal property worth $50,000 or less at death; real estate isn't personal property and isn't counted.
• Utah Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Utah, from the official pages: The entire estate under $100,000. The affidavit can't transfer real property; vehicles and boats have a separate motor vehicle affidavit.
• Virginia Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Virginia, from the official pages: The entire personal probate estate, wherever located, worth no more than $75,000 at the date of death (section most recently amended by 2026 Acts, c. 40). Real estate isn't part of the personal probate estate: the small estate process can't be used to collect real estate, which passes to heirs by recording the will or, without a will, a real estate affidavit (form CC-1612) with the circuit court.
• Washington Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Washington, from the official pages: Personal property up to $100,000, less liens and encumbrances, not counting the surviving spouse's or domestic partner's community property interest. The affidavit covers personal property, not real estate.
• Wisconsin Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Wisconsin, from the official pages: Property subject to administration in the state with a gross value of $50,000 or less. Real property can be transferred, with notice to the heirs at least 30 days before the affidavit is recorded.
• Wyoming Executor and Estate Kit (Document pack): Wyoming, from the official pages: The estate in the state, less liens and encumbrances, up to $400,000 (raised from $200,000 by Enrolled Act 85, effective July 1, 2025). The affidavit covers personal property; real property goes through summary distribution in district court.
• Delaware Landlord Compliance Kit (Document pack): The Delaware landlord-tenant rules in one package: deposit capped at 1 month of rent; deposit returned within 20 days; 60-day notice to end month-to-month; 5-day notice for unpaid rent; 48-hour entry notice; $45 eviction filing fee; $25,000 small claims limit.
• Maryland Landlord Compliance Kit (Document pack): The Maryland landlord-tenant rules in one package: deposit capped at 1 month of rent; deposit returned within 45 days; 60-day notice to end month-to-month; 10-day notice for unpaid rent; 24-hour entry notice; $50 eviction filing fee; $5,000 small claims limit.
• Massachusetts Landlord Compliance Kit (Document pack): The Massachusetts landlord-tenant rules in one package: deposit capped at 1 month of rent; deposit returned within 30 days; 30-day notice to end month-to-month; 14-day notice for unpaid rent; $7,000 small claims limit.
• Virginia Landlord Compliance Kit (Document pack): The Virginia landlord-tenant rules in one package: deposit capped at 2 months of rent; deposit returned within 45 days; 30-day notice to end month-to-month; 14-day notice for unpaid rent; $5,000 small claims limit.
• Washington Landlord Compliance Kit (Document pack): The Washington landlord-tenant rules in one package: no deposit cap in the law read; deposit returned within 30 days; 14-day notice for unpaid rent; 48-hour entry notice; $45 eviction filing fee; $10,000 small claims limit.
• Home Insurance Claim Organizer (Document pack): Keep every item, receipt, call and claim check in one record, from the day of the loss to the last payment.
• Medical and Dental Practice Bookkeeping Kit (Document pack): Tie patient payments, insurance remittances and card deposits back to the billing system every month, without putting patient information in the books.
• Timesheet and Pay Workbook (Document pack): Time in and time out become decimal hours, the overtime split and gross pay for each person, for a one or two-week pay period.
• Affidavit and Sworn Statement Template Pack (Document pack): Five plain fill-in templates for the statements people get asked to swear to, a chart for picking the right one, and a checklist so the notary visit works the first time.
• NJ Family Deed Transfer Kit (Document pack): Get organized before you see the attorney or title company: who signs, what to gather, what the State's RTF-1 says about family exemptions, and where your county records the deed.
• Job Search Kit (Document pack): Write the resume, send the applications, follow up on time and walk into the interview with your stories ready.
• Arizona Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Arizona's weekly work search rules from Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES)'s own pages, in one checklist: the DES work search instructions say to make at least 4 work search contacts a week, on at least 4 different days. The current DES work search page says you must search each week you file but doesn't repeat the number; report: enter your work search activities in the portal each time you file a weekly claim, with as much detail as the fields allow; records: DES may audit your work search submissions for up to two years from the effective date of your claim, so keep records you can share on request.
• California Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): California's weekly work search rules from Employment Development Department (EDD)'s own pages, in one checklist: report: you certify every two weeks, online, by phone or by mail. Answer Yes to 'Did you look for work?' if you completed qualifying activities; answering No leads to more questions and possibly an eligibility interview; records: EDD encourages you to document your efforts and suggests keeping a record of your job search dates and contacts in case it contacts you about your eligibility. It doesn't say for how long; job bank: CalJOBS.
• Colorado Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Colorado's weekly work search rules from Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE)'s own pages, in one checklist: CDLE recommends at least 3 to 5 work-search activities a week; another section of the same page recommends at least 5. You report them when you request payment each week; report: you're asked to report the activities you completed when you request payment each week; records: your claim may be audited and your reported activities verified at any time up to two years from the start of your claim, so save your records.
• Connecticut Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Connecticut's weekly work search rules from Connecticut Department of Labor (CTDOL)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 3 work search activities every week: at least 1 direct employer contact plus 2 other activities; report: report your work search activities online with your weekly certification (Weekly Filing at filectui.com); records: keep all documents related to each work search activity for at least three years from the activity date; CTDOL can request them at any time. Keep screenshots of online job search activity too.
• Delaware Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Delaware's weekly work search rules from Delaware Department of Labor, Division of Unemployment Insurance's own pages, in one checklist: one unique work search activity a week, with at least one new work search contact each week; report: give your work search information when you claim weekly benefits through Web-Benefits or Tele-Benefits, and complete the Work Search Log (in the UI Claimant Handbook) each week; records: keep verifiable information about each activity you complete.
• Florida Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Florida's weekly work search rules from FloridaCommerce, Reemployment Assistance's own pages, in one checklist: at least 5 work searches a week if your county has more than 75,000 people, or at least 3 if it has fewer (FloridaCommerce population chart). Florida law (s. 443.091) lets you report in person to a one-stop career center instead for that week; report: each week's report must include at least the name and address (website, physical address or email) of each employer contacted, or the date you reported to a one-stop career center; records: florida law sets no period for keeping your records. The one-stop career center may ask you for proof of your work search efforts (s. 443.091(1)(d)), so keep your own record of each contact until your claim is finished.
• Georgia Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Georgia's weekly work search rules from Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 3 new reportable job contacts each week, with employers you haven't contacted before; report: submit your weekly work search records online through GDOL's Submit Weekly Work Search portal. Fax Form DOL-2798 only if you have no internet access; records: document all work search activities and keep track of them for your weekly work search record; GDOL may audit your record at any time. The handbook doesn't give a period.
• Hawaii Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Hawaii's weekly work search rules from Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 3 work search contacts a week, including weeks you claim partial benefits; report: log each activity in the Weekly Work Search Log in your claimant portal (Daily Tasks, then Record Work Search Activity). It transfers to your weekly or biweekly certification; records: keep a record of all your work search activities, true and easy to verify, with proof such as screenshots or confirmation emails.
• Idaho Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Idaho's weekly work search rules from Idaho Department of Labor's own pages, in one checklist: at least 5 work search actions a week, for work-seeking claimants; report: report your actions on your weekly certification through the Claimant Portal; records: the log is for your own records; don't submit it. Idaho recommends saving proof of each action, such as employer correspondence, screenshots showing dates, interview invitations and workshop attendance records. It doesn't give a period.
• Indiana Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Indiana's weekly work search rules from Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD)'s own pages, in one checklist: complete 2 work search activities each week; report: file your weekly voucher in the Uplink Claimant Self Service portal (it covers the prior Sunday through Saturday and is due before 8:59 pm EST each Saturday). DWD's guide doesn't say the voucher lists your activities: keep a written record of your weekly work search activities and bring your logs to RESEA appointments or when DWD asks; records: save all confirmation emails or documentation for six months after the work search activity, and keep a written record of your weekly activities.
• Iowa Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Iowa's weekly work search rules from Iowa Workforce Development (IWD)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 4 valid reemployment activities each week, and at least 3 of them must be job applications; report: enter activities in the Job Contact and Reemployment Activity Log on IowaWORKS, then certify them in your weekly claim after the week ends; records: the IowaWORKS log keeps a permanent record you can download as your own copy.
• Kentucky Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Kentucky's weekly work search rules from Kentucky Office of Unemployment Insurance (Kentucky Career Center)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 5 work search activities each week; at least 3 must be job applications or interviews; report: report your activities on each bi-weekly benefit request (Payment Request) in the Unemployment Insurance Claims Portal at kcc.ky.gov; records: activities may be verified or randomly audited for up to one year after your claim expires, so keep records of all of them.
• Maine Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Maine's weekly work search rules from Maine Department of Labor, Bureau of Unemployment Compensation's own pages, in one checklist: take part in at least one work search activity each week; report: document your work search contacts and activities on your weekly certification, filed as your weekly claim in ReEmployME; the Maine DOL weekly claims page has a guide to the work search screens in the weekly claim; records: keep documentation of your activities; they're subject to random audits.
• Maryland Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Maryland's weekly work search rules from Maryland Department of Labor, Division of Unemployment Insurance's own pages, in one checklist: at least 3 job search activities each week, and at least 1 must be a direct job contact with an employer; report: record each activity in the Maryland Workforce Exchange Job Contact and Reemployment Activity Log before you certify; it appears in BEACON during your weekly certification; records: the Workforce Exchange log keeps a downloadable permanent record of your contacts and activities.
• Michigan Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Michigan's weekly work search rules from Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA)'s own pages, in one checklist: report at least 3 unique work search activities for each week you claim benefits; report: give your work search details for each week when you certify, in MiWAM any day of your certification week or by phone on your scheduled day; records: keep a written record of your weekly work search activities and save all confirmation emails or documentation.
• Mississippi Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Mississippi's weekly work search rules from Mississippi Department of Employment Security (MDES)'s own pages, in one checklist: contact 3 employers each week to apply for full-time work (35 hours or more); report: enter your work search details with your weekly certification in ReEmployMS; records: keep your work search record: MDES's Work Search Record form says work search records should be submitted to MDES upon request. The form doesn't give a period.
• Missouri Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Missouri's weekly work search rules from Missouri Division of Employment Security's own pages, in one checklist: at least 3 work search activities each week, unless the Division directs otherwise; report: enter your activities under Enter Work Search Details in the Weekly Request for Payment in UInteract (save after each one), then file the request after the week ends; records: keep a list of all the employers and labor unions you contact each week while claiming benefits; the Division can audit your work search at any time. The form gives no retention period.
• Montana Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Montana's weekly work search rules from Montana Department of Labor & Industry, Unemployment Insurance Division's own pages, in one checklist: make one work search contact each week, within the week claimed and on a day hiring is normally done. Don't use the same employer two weeks in a row unless the employer asks you to; report: request weekly payment at uiclaimant.mt.gov, and be able to produce your work search records when the State of Montana asks; records: keep the record of your work search contacts for 3 years in case your claim is selected for an audit.
• Nebraska Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Nebraska's weekly work search rules from Nebraska Department of Labor (NDOL)'s own pages, in one checklist: complete 5 reemployment activities each benefit week; 2 of them must be job applications; report: provide details about your reemployment activities in your weekly claim; NDOL explains on dol.nebraska.gov how to log your activities in NEworks; records: keep a record of your reemployment activities. For online searches, note the site and the date you accessed it; for applications, keep proof of the application date and the job. Weekly activities can be reviewed in a random audit. The handbook doesn't give a period.
• New York Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): New York's weekly work search rules from New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 3 work search activities each week; more are encouraged; report: keep an online Work Search Record in JobZone (linked when you claim weekly) or a written one on Form WS5, with supporting documents; records: if you keep a paper Work Search Record, keep copies for one year. JobZone stores online records automatically.
• North Carolina Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): North Carolina's weekly work search rules from NC Division of Employment Security (DES)'s own pages, in one checklist: reach out to at least 3 job contacts each week. One reemployment activity can count as one of the three; report: enter your work searches and job contacts in your MyNCUIBenefits account before you file your weekly certification; records: DES recommends keeping copies of your records for two years; the Work Search Record form (updated 7-1-25) says to keep records for five years, since DES may review them and verify employer contacts. Keeping them five years covers both.
• Ohio Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Ohio's weekly work search rules from Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS)'s own pages, in one checklist: conduct 2 work search activities each week, unless your requirement has been waived; report: provide information about your work search activities on each weekly claim you file; records: keep a record of your job-search efforts for 18 months. All work search activities must be documented and verifiable.
• Oklahoma Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Oklahoma's weekly work search rules from Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC)'s own pages, in one checklist: A minimum of 2 work search efforts for each week unemployed; report: document your searches in EmployOklahoma or on the OESC work search log; records: all work search efforts must be recorded and kept for two years for audit purposes.
• Oregon Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Oregon's weekly work search rules from Oregon Employment Department's own pages, in one checklist: at least 5 work-search activities a week; at least 2 must be direct contacts with employers; report: when you file your weekly claim in Frances Online or by phone, you're asked about your direct employer contacts; records: keep records of your work search efforts for each week you claim; the claimant handbook (UIPUB350, rev. 03/26) doesn't set a retention period.
• Pennsylvania Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Pennsylvania's weekly work search rules from PA Department of Labor & Industry, Office of Unemployment Compensation's own pages, in one checklist: from the third week of claims: apply for 2 jobs and complete 1 work search activity each week (pa.gov eligibility page). The department's active search instructions say at least 2 applications in weeks 3 to 8 and at least 3 from week 9, plus 1 activity unless you apply for more than the required number; report: keep a weekly record and provide it to the department when asked, in the way it specifies. Don't send your work search record unless it is requested; you may upload it for safekeeping in your benefits dashboard (Unemployment Services, Provide Additional Documentation, Upload a Document); records: keep your record for two years from your application for benefits (AB) date.
• Rhode Island Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Rhode Island's weekly work search rules from RI Department of Labor and Training (DLT)'s own pages, in one checklist: complete 3 work search activities each week; at least 1 must be a job application to an employer with a suitable vacancy; report: you don't send your log when you certify weekly; provide your records if you're audited; records: keep your work search log for at least one year in case DLT reviews your claim.
• South Dakota Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): South Dakota's weekly work search rules from SD Department of Labor and Regulation, Reemployment Assistance's own pages, in one checklist: at least 2 work search activities each week you request benefits; report: give your job contact information when you file your weekly request for payment; records: keep a detailed record of your work applications in case your claim is selected for an audit, plus copies of confirmations of applications or résumés sent electronically. The handbook doesn't give a period.
• Texas Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Texas's weekly work search rules from Texas Workforce Commission (TWC)'s own pages, in one checklist: your local Workforce Development Board sets the minimum, from 1 to 5 a week depending on your county (5 in Harris, Dallas, Travis and Bexar counties in November 2026). TWC sends you a letter with your number; rely on the letter over the county list; report: keep a work search log and provide it when TWC asks, by the address or fax TWC gives you or through the secure UI Submission Portal; records: keep all your work search logs for your entire benefit year, or for as long as you receive benefits, whichever is longer.
• Utah Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Utah's weekly work search rules from Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS)'s own pages, in one checklist: make at least 4 new full-time job contacts each week (an employer you haven't contacted before, or a newly listed opening), unless a Workforce Services representative tells you otherwise. Seek full-time work even if you work part time or attend school; report: report your contacts on your weekly claim at jobs.utah.gov (Sign In, my Unemployment, File Weekly Claim); records: keep all email confirmations from employers during the time you file.
• Vermont Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Vermont's weekly work search rules from Vermont Department of Labor's own pages, in one checklist: three job contacts (or activities) each week; report: report your job contacts when you submit your weekly claim online in the Online Claimant Portal; records: keep a record of your work search activities and any supporting documentation, such as confirmation pages and emails.
• Virginia Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Virginia's weekly work search rules from Virginia Employment Commission (VEC)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 2 job searches or contacts for work each week, within the week claimed, unless VEC advises otherwise; report: online weekly filers submit their contacts with each weekly claim in the Virginia Unemployment Insurance System. Phone filers give basic information by phone and send detailed contacts every four weeks on the Work Search Record form; records: keep your work search records for at least one year after your benefit year begin date.
• Washington Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Washington's weekly work search rules from Washington Employment Security Department (ESD)'s own pages, in one checklist: complete 3 job search activities each week you claim. Survivors of domestic violence or stalking who left work for that reason need only 1; report: keep a detailed record of your 3 activities for each claim week in ESD's job search log or any format with the same details, and give it to ESD when asked; ESD may request it at any time. File your weekly claim in eServices (or by phone at 800-318-6022); records: keep your log for at least 30 days after the end of your benefit year, or 30 days after you stop receiving benefits, whichever is later. ESD may ask for it at any time, even after you stop claiming.
• West Virginia Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): West Virginia's weekly work search rules from WorkForce West Virginia's own pages, in one checklist: at least 4 work search activities each week; report: keep documentation and proof of your four activities each week, and submit it to WorkForce West Virginia when asked. Weekly certifications are due by Friday at 5:00 p.m. for the previous benefit week; records: document and keep proof of your four work search activities each week.
• Wisconsin Unemployment Checklist (Document pack): Wisconsin's weekly work search rules from Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD)'s own pages, in one checklist: at least 4 work search actions each week; more are encouraged; report: use the Weekly Work Search Entry Form at my.unemployment.wisconsin.gov (My UI Home, Enter Work Search); entries are added to your weekly claim when you file it; records: keep proof of your work search actions for one year; UI conducts work search audits.
• Laid Off? What to Do First Kit (Document pack): The first month after a layoff, in order: file for unemployment, check your final pay, choose health coverage, decide what to do with a retirement account, and see your budget.
• Nursing and Healthcare Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how registered nurses and others in nursing and healthcare are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Skilled Trades and Construction Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how electricians and others in skilled trades and construction are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• CDL and Truck Driver Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how class a and class b drivers and others in cdl and truck driver are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Teacher and Education Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how classroom teachers and others in teacher and education are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Administrative and Office Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how administrative assistants and others in administrative and office are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Customer Service and Retail Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how retail associates and others in customer service and retail are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Sales Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how inside and outside sales representatives and others in sales are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• IT and Tech Support Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how help desk and service desk technicians and others in it and tech support are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Accounting and Bookkeeping Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how bookkeepers and others in accounting and bookkeeping are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Warehouse and Logistics Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how warehouse associates and others in warehouse and logistics are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Hospitality and Food Service Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how servers and others in hospitality and food service are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Government and Federal Resume Template Pack (Document pack): Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how people applying for federal jobs through usajobs and others in government and federal are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
• Alabama Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Alabama, small claims (Small Claims Division of the District Court) cover claims up to $6,000. From the official page: The maximum you may sue for, or be sued for, in small claims is $6,000 (county circuit clerk pages on alacourt.gov).
• Alaska Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Alaska, small claims (Small claims, Alaska District Court (District Court Civil Rules 8 to 22)) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: Money or personal property worth $10,000 or less.
• Arizona Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Arizona, small claims (Small claims division of the justice court) cover claims up to $3,500. From the official page: Not more than $3,500, not counting interest and costs.
• California Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In California, small claims (Small claims court (California superior courts)) cover claims up to $12,500. From the official page: Individuals can generally sue for up to $12,500; businesses up to $6,250.
• Connecticut Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Connecticut, small claims (Small Claims session of the Superior Court) cover claims up to $5,000. From the official page: $5,000, or $15,000 for home improvement contract claims.
• Delaware Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Delaware, small claims (Justice of the Peace Court (civil)) cover claims up to $25,000. From the official page: The Justice of the Peace Court may not award more than $25,000.
• District of Columbia Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In DC, small claims (Small Claims and Conciliation Branch, Superior Court of the District of Columbia) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: DC Courts press release: Small Claims limit raised from $5,000 to $10,000 effective January 3, 2017.
• Florida Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Florida, small claims (Small claims, county court (Florida Small Claims Rules)) cover claims up to $8,000. From the official page: $8,000 or less, not counting costs, interest and attorney fees.
• Georgia Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Georgia, small claims (Magistrate court) cover claims up to $15,000. From the official page: Money claims of less than $15,000; counterclaims must also total less than $15,000.
• Idaho Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Idaho, small claims (Small claims court) cover claims up to $15,000. From the official page: A person or a business can sue for up to $15,000 (Idaho court plaintiff instructions, revised July 1, 2026).
• Illinois Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Illinois, small claims (Small claims, circuit court) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: $10,000 or less.
• Indiana Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Indiana, small claims (Small claims docket of the circuit and superior courts) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: $10,000 or less for small claims filed on or after July 1, 2021.
• Iowa Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Iowa, small claims (Small claims, Iowa District Court) cover claims up to $6,500. From the official page: The total claim can't be more than $6,500, not counting interest and court costs.
• Kansas Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Kansas, small claims (Small claims, district court) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: Money or property worth $10,000 or less, not counting interest, costs and certain damages (K.S.A. 61-2703, as amended in 2024).
• Kentucky Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Kentucky, small claims (Small Claims Division of the District Court) cover claims up to $2,500. From the official page: Money or personal property valued at $2,500 or less, not counting interest and court costs.
• Maine Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Maine, small claims (Small claims, District Court) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: A money judgment of $10,000 or less (as of January 1, 2026).
• Maryland Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Maryland, small claims (District Court of Maryland (small claims)) cover claims up to $5,000. From the official page: $5,000 or less, for money only, and without discovery such as interrogatories.
• Massachusetts Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Massachusetts, small claims (Small claims, Boston Municipal Court, District Court or Housing Court) cover claims up to $7,000. From the official page: Not more than $7,000 unless the claim is for property damage from a car accident.
• Michigan Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Michigan, small claims (Small claims division of the district court) cover claims up to $7,000. From the official page: The court can't order more than $7,000 through a judgment, even if the claim is worth more.
• Nebraska Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Nebraska, small claims (Small Claims Court (County Court)) cover claims up to $7,500. From the official page: Judgments in small claims court may not exceed $7,500.
• Nevada Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Nevada, small claims (Small Claims (Justice Court)) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: Nevada Judicial Branch self-help page: small claims cases are for disputes of $10,000 or less; cases over $10,000 cannot be filed.
• New Hampshire Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In New Hampshire, small claims (Circuit Court - District Division (Small Claims)) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: RSA 503:1 and Circuit Court District Division Rule 4.1: small claims limit is $10,000 (excluding interest and costs); claiming more waives the excess.
• New Jersey Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In New Jersey, small claims (Small Claims Section, Special Civil Part) cover claims up to $5,000. From the official page: Not more than $5,000, including claims for a landlord's failure to return a security deposit.
• New York Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In New York, small claims (Small Claims Part (NYC Civil Court; City Courts; District Courts; Town and Village Justice Courts)) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: Limit depends on the court: New York City Civil Court Small Claims/Commercial Claims Part maximum is $10,000; City Courts outside NYC up to $5,000; Town and Village Courts up to $3,000 (NY Courts guide updated August 2024). $10,000 is the NYC figure.
• North Carolina Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In North Carolina, small claims (Small Claims Court (District Court, Magistrate)) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: G.S. 7A-210: small claim action where amount in controversy does not exceed $10,000 and principal relief is money, recovery of specific personal property, summary ejectment, or a combination.
• North Dakota Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In North Dakota, small claims (Small Claims Court (District Court)) cover claims up to $15,000. From the official page: ND Courts small claims packet (rev. 07/2025): amount claimed may not exceed $15,000; counterclaims also capped at $15,000.
• Oregon Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Oregon, small claims (Small Claims Department (Circuit Court; also Justice Courts)) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: ORS 46.405 (2025 edition): small claims department available for claims up to $10,000; claims of $750 or less must be filed in small claims (except where the law allows attorney fees).
• South Dakota Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In South Dakota, small claims (Small Claims Court (Magistrate Court)) cover claims up to $12,000. From the official page: SDCL 16-12C-13: small claims limit is $12,000 or less (SD Unified Judicial System); the UJS advises confirming the current maximum with the clerk of court.
• Texas Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Texas, small claims (Justice Court (Small Claims Case)) cover claims up to $20,000. From the official page: Texas Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 500.1(a) (rules updated as of January 1, 2026) and Gov't Code 27.031: a small claims case can be for no more than $20,000, excluding statutory interest and court costs but including attorney fees.
• Vermont Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Vermont, small claims (Superior Court, Civil Division (Small Claims)) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: 12 V.S.A. 5531 (amended 2023, No. 46, eff.
• Washington Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Washington, small claims (Small Claims Department, District Court) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: RCW 12.40.010 (last amended 2019): $10,000 in cases brought by a natural person; $5,000 in all other cases (businesses and other entities).
• Wisconsin Small Claims Court Kit (Document pack): In Wisconsin, small claims (Circuit Court, Small Claims) cover claims up to $10,000. From the official page: Wis.
• Florida Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Florida power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. The principal signs and acknowledges the power of attorney before a notary.
• Georgia Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Georgia power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. Georgia.gov lists a notary among the basic signing requirements.
• Hawaii Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Hawaii power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. A signature is presumed genuine if acknowledged before a notary; the section doesn't make notarization a condition of validity.
• Idaho Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Idaho power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. A signature is presumed genuine if acknowledged before a notary; the section doesn't make notarization a condition of validity. The statutory form's notary block is headed as required for recording and for real property.
• Iowa Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Iowa power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. Must be acknowledged before a notary or other official; an agent named in it can't notarize the principal's signature.
• Maryland Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Maryland power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. Acknowledged by the principal before a notary, in person or electronically.
• Michigan Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Michigan power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. To be durable: acknowledged before a notary, or signed before two witnesses who also sign.
• Nebraska Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Nebraska power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. Not valid unless acknowledged before a notary or other official authorized to take acknowledgments.
• Nevada Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Nevada power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. A signature is presumed genuine if acknowledged before a notary; the section doesn't make notarization a condition of validity. The statutory form itself says it isn't valid unless acknowledged before a notary.
• New Hampshire Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your New Hampshire power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. A general power of attorney, and one to convey real estate, must be acknowledged before a notary or other official authorized to take acknowledgments.
• New York Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your New York power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. The principal's signature is acknowledged the way a deed's is, before a notary.
• North Carolina Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your North Carolina power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. The power of attorney must be acknowledged; a signature acknowledged before a notary is presumed genuine. The statutory forms end with a notary certificate.
• Ohio Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Ohio power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. A signature is presumed genuine if acknowledged before a notary; the section doesn't make notarization a condition of validity. For real property it must be recorded, which needs an acknowledgment.
• South Carolina Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your South Carolina power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. Acknowledged or proved under section 30-5-30, the rule for recordable documents.
• South Dakota Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your South Dakota power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. Any signature is acknowledged before a notary or other official authorized to take acknowledgments.
• Texas Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Texas power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. The State Law Library says the statutory durable power of attorney form needs a notary.
• Utah Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Utah power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. The principal signs, or directs someone to sign, before a notary or other official authorized to take acknowledgments.
• Virginia Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Virginia power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. A signature is presumed genuine if acknowledged before a notary; the section doesn't make notarization a condition of validity. To be recordable it must meet 55.1-600.
• Washington Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Washington power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. Signed and dated by the principal, then notarized or attested by two witnesses.
• West Virginia Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your West Virginia power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. The power of attorney is acknowledged by the principal before a notary or other official.
• Wyoming Power of Attorney Signing Kit (Document pack): Get your Wyoming power of attorney signed the way the state's own law describes. A signature is presumed genuine if acknowledged before a notary; the section doesn't make notarization a condition of validity.
• Alaska Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Alaska will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who sign within a reasonable time after watching the person sign. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. The will-maker and both witnesses sign sworn statements in a self-proving affidavit, which is notarized.
• Arizona Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Arizona will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, each signing within a reasonable time after seeing the signing or hearing the testator acknowledge it. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any time later. The testator and witnesses sign before an officer authorized to administer oaths where the will is signed, under official seal.
• Arkansas Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Arkansas will signing from the state's own rules. At least two witnesses, per the statute as quoted by the Arkansas Court of Appeals in 2009. Self-proving affidavit: Yes: a notary takes the sworn affidavit of the testator and both witnesses, which lets the court accept the will without calling them (Nolo on Ark. Code 28-25-106).
• Colorado Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Colorado will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses who sign within a reasonable time after seeing the signing or acknowledgment, or instead the testator acknowledges the will before a notary (Nolo, citing C.R.S. 15-11-502). Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. Per Nolo (citing C.R.S. 15-11-504), the testator and witnesses sign an affidavit before a notary.
• Connecticut Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Connecticut will signing from the state's own rules. Signed in front of two witnesses, who sign in the testator's presence (Nolo, citing Conn. Gen. Stat. 45a-251). Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. Per Nolo (citing 45a-285), the testator and witnesses sign an affidavit before a notary.
• Delaware Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Delaware will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more credible witnesses, who sign in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any later date, before an officer authorized to administer oaths in the state, under official seal.
• District of Columbia Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your DC will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more credible witnesses, who attest in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Not available. Nolo's D.C. page says D.C. doesn't offer the self-proving option that spares the witnesses from going to court to testify that they saw the will signed.
• Florida Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Florida will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses. The testator signs or acknowledges in front of both, and they sign in front of the testator and each other. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any later date, before an officer authorized to administer oaths. The statutory form has boxes for physical presence or online notarization.
• Georgia Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Georgia will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who watch the signing and also sign. The state's page says they shouldn't be beneficiaries. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. The state aging division's brochure describes a self-proving affidavit that can remove the need for witness testimony at probate; it doesn't say who takes it.
• Idaho Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Idaho will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, each of whom saw the signing or the testator's acknowledgment. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any time later, before an officer authorized to administer oaths where the will is signed.
• Illinois Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Illinois will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more credible witnesses, who attest in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: No separate affidavit is needed. Per Nolo's Illinois page, a will that is signed and witnessed correctly is self-proved without a self-proving affidavit, and a notary isn't needed to make the will legal.
• Indiana Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Indiana will signing from the state's own rules. Two attesting witnesses, physically present with the testator, per the Indiana Supreme Court's 2020 order on witnessing wills (citing IC 29-1-5 and 29-1-21). Self-proving affidavit: A self-proving clause may be built into or attached to a will (2021 law). The summary we read doesn't say who takes it.
• Iowa Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Iowa will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who sign at the testator's request in the presence of the testator and each other. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any later date, before a person authorized to administer oaths and take acknowledgments. A self-proved will can be admitted without witness testimony.
• Kansas Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Kansas will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more witnesses who saw the testator sign or heard the testator acknowledge the will, signing in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or later during the lives of the testator and witnesses, before an officer authorized to take acknowledgments and administer oaths.
• Massachusetts Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Massachusetts will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who saw the signing or the testator's acknowledgment. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or later, before an officer authorized to administer oaths where it is signed.
• Minnesota Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Minnesota will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, each signing within a reasonable time after seeing the signing or the acknowledgment. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any time later. The testator and witnesses sign in the presence of an officer authorized to administer oaths.
• Mississippi Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Mississippi will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more credible witnesses, who sign in the testator's presence, unless the will is wholly handwritten (statute as quoted by the Mississippi Supreme Court in 2022). Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. Per Nolo (citing Miss. Code 91-7-7), the testator and witnesses sign an affidavit before a notary.
• Missouri Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Missouri will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more competent witnesses, who sign in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any later date, before an officer authorized to administer oaths in the state, under official seal.
• Nebraska Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Nebraska will signing from the state's own rules. The testator signs or acknowledges in front of two witnesses, and both sign (30-2327, per Nolo). Self-proving affidavit: Optional. Under 30-2329, as Nolo describes it, the testator and the two witnesses swear to an affidavit in front of a notary, which speeds up probate.
• Nevada Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Nevada will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who sign the will in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. Witnesses sign an affidavit before anyone authorized to administer oaths, or a declaration under penalty of perjury instead.
• New Hampshire Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your New Hampshire will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more witnesses, who sign at the testator's request and in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. The sworn acknowledgment is made before a notary public, a justice of the peace or another official authorized to administer oaths where the will is signed.
• New Mexico Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your New Mexico will signing from the state's own rules. At least two witnesses, who sign in the presence of the testator and of each other. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. The testator's acknowledgment and the witnesses' affidavits are each made before an officer authorized to administer oaths.
• New York Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your New York will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who sign within one 30-day period. The testator signs at the end of the will. Self-proving affidavit: Witnesses can sign an affidavit, at the testator's request during life, before any officer authorized to administer oaths. The court accepts it as if the witness had testified.
• North Carolina Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your North Carolina will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who sign in the testator's presence. They don't have to sign in each other's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any time later, before an officer authorized to administer oaths, under official seal.
• Ohio Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Ohio will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more witnesses, who sign in the testator's conscious presence after seeing the signing or hearing it acknowledged. Self-proving affidavit: Not available. Nolo's Ohio will page and its self-proving affidavits page both say Ohio doesn't offer a self-proving affidavit, and Ohio's will statute (2107.03) provides none, so the witnesses may need to testify about the signing.
• Oklahoma Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Oklahoma will signing from the state's own rules. Two attesting witnesses, who each sign. The testator signs in their presence or acknowledges the signature to them. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed, before an officer authorized to take acknowledgments and administer oaths, or by a written declaration under penalty of perjury.
• Oregon Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Oregon will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, who each see the testator sign or acknowledge the signature and then sign. Self-proving affidavit: A witness's signature on an affidavit signed at the same time as the will counts as a witness signature. The statute we read doesn't mention a notary.
• Rhode Island Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Rhode Island will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more witnesses present at the same time, who sign in the testator's presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. Per Nolo (citing R.I. Gen. Laws 33-7-26), the testator and witnesses sign an affidavit before a notary.
• South Carolina Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your South Carolina will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, per the county probate court's FAQ. Self-proving affidavit: Optional under 62-2-503 (Nolo's summary): the testator and witnesses swear before a notary that the will was signed knowingly, so the court needn't contact the witnesses.
• South Dakota Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your South Dakota will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more witnesses, who sign in the testator's conscious presence. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. Per Nolo (citing 29A-2-504), the testator and witnesses sign an affidavit before a notary.
• Tennessee Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Tennessee will signing from the state's own rules. At least two attesting witnesses, who sign in the testator's presence and in each other's presence (Tenn. Code 32-1-104, 2025 code text on Justia). Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. Nolo's summary of Tenn. Code 32-2-110: the testator and the witnesses sign an affidavit before a notary. A notary isn't needed for the will itself.
• Texas Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Texas will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more credible witnesses who are at least 14. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. The testator and witnesses swear to an affidavit before an officer authorized to administer oaths. A will written wholly by hand can be self-proved any time during the testator's life.
• Utah Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Utah will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, each signing within a reasonable time after seeing the signing or the acknowledgment. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. The witnesses' affidavits are made before an officer authorized to administer oaths.
• Vermont Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Vermont will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more witnesses, who sign in the presence of the testator and each other. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed. The testator and witnesses make a sworn acknowledgment before a notary public or other official authorized to administer oaths where the will is signed.
• Washington Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Washington will signing from the state's own rules. Two or more witnesses, who sign in the testator's presence or electronic presence. Self-proving affidavit: Witnesses can sign an affidavit at the testator's request before any person authorized to administer oaths. The court accepts it as if given in court.
• Wisconsin Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Wisconsin will signing from the state's own rules. Two witnesses, each signing within a reasonable time after the signing or acknowledgment. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed at signing or any time later, before an officer authorized to administer oaths, under official seal.
• Wyoming Will Signing Day Kit (Document pack): Plan your Wyoming will signing from the state's own rules. Two competent witnesses. Self-proving affidavit: Allowed, before an officer authorized to administer oaths. Since July 1, 2023 witnesses may sign the self-proving form electronically by secure means.

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