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Appointment
to the
Office
of
Notary
Public
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(No classes, tests, or special training required).
Qualifications
To qualify for an initial appointment (4-year term) to the office of notary public in the State of StateName, one must:
- Be at least 18 years of age or older.
- Be a legal resident of the State of StateName. (No certain length of time is required to establish residency).
- Have no criminal convictions. (A criminal conviction is not an automatic denial to become a StateName notary public).
- Submit an application to be appointed a notary public, and pay a $21 State appointment fee.
- Obtain a surety bond in the amount of $10,000,
available from The American Association of Notaries!
Cost
4-year term - A great bargain at only $79.00!
StateName Notary Package includes:
- 4-year $10,000 bond (Only $50)*
- $21 state filing fee*
- Self-Inking notary stamp.
Available
in
5
case
colors
(StateCode 201)*
- StateName notary public journal (StateCode 808)*
- StateName Notary Public Manual (StateCode 800) $10.00 Value
- Pocket Notary Record Book (StateCode 809)
- One-Year Membership to AAN**
*Required by StateName notary Law.
**Includes membership card, toll- free help line, and updates on new laws.
You can add additional StateName notary supplies to the above package.
We highly recommend an Errors and Omissions (E&O) policy for your
protection. The bond protects the public you serve – E&O policy protects you!
To begin the application process, Download and Print a StateName notary application and an order form from the PDF files listed below.
To receive a StateName notary application by mail, email us at StateEmail.
Bonds and errors and omissions insurance policies provided by this insurance agency,
American Association of Notaries, Inc., are underwritten by Western Surety Company
or Universal Surety of America. American Association of Notaries is owned by
Kal Tabbara, a licensed insurance agent.
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