Notary Commission by State

State Notary Commission Info: How to Become A Notary Public by State

Following are links by state to info on how to become a notary along with links to the departments in each state that oversee notary commissions. A notary department or office in your state will have specific requirements for you to become a notary public. For most, you must be a resident of the state where you reside to become a notary; some allow you to become a notary if you’re a resident of a neighboring state. Visit the links below to find information on how to become a notary where you live.

We try to spot check these links for accuracy, but State governments may update or reorganize their sites, and we may not be aware they’ve moved the information for notary licenses. Please let us know if any of these links are not correct, support@gogetnotary.com.

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