The methods and forms of information

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From the general principle which requires that the information on the notary activity must be functional to the object derives the need to keep the website relating to the notary activity separate from the personal one . The notary may own an Internet site NOT related to notarial activity in which he can post images and texts of a personal nature without reference to his function, always keeping in mind the respect for dignity and reputation, even in his private life, required by article of notarial law. Can the Notary use Social Networks to promote himself? The use of social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram can occur by keeping information on professional activity

and personal information strictly separate . The use of social Buy Bulk SMS Service networks, as for any user, can take place either through free access or at the discretion of the profile owner. Mode that does not concern YouTube where the user has free access and without mandatory registration for browsing. It is clear that even the use of social networks to disseminate information on the notary's office must comply with the ethical principles mentioned. Therefore it can only take place in areas without access limitations and strictly distinct from those of a personal nature.  must in any case respect the principles of prestige and decorum







of dignity and reputation also in one's private life. The professional profile is allowed on web pages that are visible to anyone who connects to the Internet, so that the verification of the contents can be treated and judged in the same way as any other website. Therefore, advertising activities for notaries are permitted through Facebook pages, Instagram profiles , LinkedIn and Twitter. Signs, plaques and advertising on mobile vehicles Advertising the location of the notary's office by means of a sign is provided for by article of the Notary Regulations , according to which “the notary must keep a table displayed outside his office that reproduces the legend of his seal (name and surname, notary in…)”.