2022 New York Laws
EXC - Executive
Article 6 - Department of State
133 - Certification of Notarial Signatures.

§ 133. Certification  of  notarial  signatures.  The county clerk of a
  county in whose office any notary public  has  qualified  or  has  filed
  their  autograph  signature  and  a  certificate  of official character,
  shall, when so requested and upon payment of a  fee  of  three  dollars,
  affix  to  any  certificate of proof or acknowledgment or oath signed by
  such notary anywhere in the state of New York, a certificate under their
  hand and seal, stating that a commission or a  certificate  of  official
  character  of  such notary with their autograph signature has been filed
  in the county clerk's office, and that the county clerk was at the  time
  of  taking  such proof or acknowledgment or oath duly authorized to take
  the same; that the county clerk is well acquainted with the  handwriting
  of  such  notary public or has compared the signature on the certificate
  of  proof  or  acknowledgment  or  oath  with  the  autograph  signature
  deposited  in  their  office by such notary public and believes that the
  signature  is  genuine.  An  instrument   with   such   certificate   of
  authentication  of the county clerk affixed thereto shall be entitled to
  be read in evidence or to be recorded in any of  the  counties  of  this
  state  in  respect  to  which  a  certificate  of  a county clerk may be
  necessary for either purpose. In addition to  the  foregoing  powers,  a
  county  clerk  of a county in whose office a notary public has qualified
  may certify the signature of an  electronic  notary  public,  registered
  with   the   secretary   of   state  pursuant  to  section  one  hundred
  thirty-five-c of this article, provided such county clerk  has  received
  from  the  secretary  of  state,  an  exemplar  of  the  notary public's
  registered electronic signature.