After noticing that your electronic commission has been revoked, what is your immediate next step?

When your electronic commission has been revoked, the immediate next step should be to notify your technology provider. This is crucial because the technology provider often manages the systems and applications that you rely upon to perform your notarial duties electronically. By informing them of the revocation, you can ensure that they take the necessary actions to suspend your access and prevent any unauthorized use of your notary credentials.

This step is essential for maintaining compliance and protecting both your interests and those of the public. If you were to apply for a new commission or resign right away without first addressing the situation with your technology provider, you might inadvertently create further complications. Sending your notary seal to the Secretary of State would also not address the root cause of the revocation, which is linked to the electronic commission and the systems involved in it. Thus, notifying your technology provider is the most immediate and appropriate action to take in this scenario.