Robin E Cinnamon
Commission #01CI4864552 · Nassau County
Hicksville, NY 11802
Commission active through Jul 7, 2030
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
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3 active notaries in 11802
Ellen Penna
Commission #01PE4621570 · Suffolk County
Hicksville, NY 11802
Commission active through Jun 30, 2027
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookLinda C Allen
Commission #01AL4803393 · Suffolk County
Hicksville, NY 11802
Commission active through Feb 28, 2027
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BookNearby the 11802 area
Irene S Fiore
Commission #01FI4861498 · Suffolk County
Plainview, NY 11803
Commission active through Jul 15, 2030
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BookKevin S Cain
Commission #01CA4850495 · Suffolk County
Plainview, NY 11803
Commission active through Jul 14, 2030
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookThomas A Abbate
Commission #02AB4926564 · New York County
Plainview, NY 11803
Commission active through Jul 5, 2030
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookNatalie Lupeke
Commission #01LU6305947 · Nassau County
Mineola, NY 11801
Commission active through Jun 16, 2030
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookCharles Eric Gordon
Commission #02GO4706729 · Nassau County
Plainview, NY 11803
Commission active through Aug 31, 2029
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookKathleen Bruno-Kirby
Commission #01BR6343362 · Nassau County
Hicksville, NY 11801
Commission active through Aug 15, 2028
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookRichard T Rocchio
Commission #01RO4730582 · Suffolk County
Hicksville, NY 11801
Commission active through Dec 31, 2027
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookKenneth J Pagliughi
Commission #02PA6173513 · Nassau County
Plainview, NY 11803
Commission active through Aug 27, 2027
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
BookToni Lagois
Commission #01LA6246793 · Nassau County
Plainview, NY 11803
Commission active through Aug 15, 2027
Data from the New York Department of State, updated Aug 4, 2026
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STEP 2
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