Become a Notary in Alabama: An Alabama Notary Public is appointed and commissioned by County probate judges. Statutes governing Notaries can be found here. Notary Public term of office is 4 years.
Alabama Requirements:
- You must reside in Alabama.
- You must satisfy requirements of County probate judge who appoints Notaries Public.
- You must give $10,000 bond with sureties to your County probate judge.
- You must use an embossing seal and keep a register of your official acts.
Become-A-Notary Resources:
- Free Business Cards
- Notary Embosser Seals, Stamps, Journals, Supplies
- Marketing & Website Tips
- Domain Name Tips
- Rescission Calendar
- Notary Training Classes
Requirements to become a Notary Public in Alabama are subject to change. Visit the Alabama State Notary Public page for details and updates on how to become a notary in Alabama.