No. A Notary Public who is not an attorney should only complete a
notarial certificate which is already on the document or type a certificate of
the maker's choosing. If a Notary Public is brought a document without a
certificate and decides which certificate to attach, that Notary Public would
be "practicing law." However, a Notary Public is provided
copies of sample notarial certificates with his or her notary commission.
The person for whom the notarization is performed may choose the certificate,
and the Notary may add such certificate to the document.