A.R.S. § 21-14-107. Signature - Seal
(b)
     (1) Under or near a notary public’s official signature on every notary certificate, the notary public shall provide a seal of his or her office in blue or black ink, which shall be either a rubber stamp seal or a seal embosser. The seal shall be clear and legible and capable of photographic reproduction.
     (2) The seal shall include:
          (A) The notary public’s name exactly as he or she writes his or her official signature;
          (B) The name of the county where the notary public’s bond is filed;
          (C) The words “notary public” and “Arkansas”;
          (D) The date upon which the notary public’s commission expires; and
          (E) The notary public’s commission number issued by the Secretary of State if the notary public has been issued a commission number.
(c) A notary seal shall not include the Seal of the State of Arkansas or an outline of the state.

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Notary register or journal
The law does not require a notary to keep any record of his or her official acts, but it is recommended that each notary keep a register or journal.