Au contraire- In fact it is the other way around,for the most part. Having a document notarized, in itself, only accomplishes a specific task such as certifying who signed a document and/or who declares the words on a document. Recording a document in a public arena accomplishes the task of giving notice to all so that none can claim ignorance.
There is the instance of a man who declared and had notarized his own insurance bond-
"November 2009. I got stopped for expired stickers on the license plates and I showed an un-filed, notarized, original. Because it was not filed with the county clerk, the officer gave me a ticket for "no proof of insurance". When I went to court this morning and finally sat down with the DA chick, she asked me if I had proof of insurance and i gave her a certified copy of the filed bond. The only thing she asked me was, "Where did you get this?" I asked her what did she mean and she just repeated the question. I knew better than to say, "I got it from __________ or off the internet" so I said, "I wrote it and submitted it to the County Clerk for recording". She asked if I had showed it to the officer and I said I had but it was not recorded at the time. She said since it was recorded now, it was sufficient!!"
-George