Become a Notary Public

Please read:  Please register in advance to ensure that class information from Notary Public Seminars is emailed to you before the class begins. Seating is limited, and we will not be able to accommodate walk-ins. Please arrive early, as per State regulations, no one will be allowed into the classroom after 8:15 AM. It's important to return from breaks on time. To attend the class and take the exam, please make sure to bring the following items: (1) Secretary of State Notary Exam Application (provided in class) (2) Proper ID: State-Issued Driver’s License or ID Card, Canadian or Mexican Driver’s License, U.S. Passport or a passport issued by a foreign government, or U.S. Military ID Card (3) $45 check or money order for materials fee made payable to Notary Public Seminars (4) $40 check or money order for exam made payable to Secretary of State (5) 2” x 2” color passport photo (6) Proof of Completion (issued after class) (7) Two #2 pencils. The materials fee covers the Seminar Guidebook, SOS handbook, Proof of Completion, notary application, and access to the instructor’s site with additional educational materials. Once registered, please contact the Community Lifelong Learning office to inquire about creating a Notary Public Seminars account, which will give you access to optional study materials. The Proof of Completion is valid for two years for first-time notaries. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age. LiveScan fingerprints are required to become a notary. Serious convictions may disqualify applicants. Prior approval is required for exam retakes. Exam fees are non-refundable. After becoming a notary, you can train to become a loan signing agent and earn $75 to $200 per signing, leading to a rewarding and long-lasting career. The class is subject to cancellation due to low enrollment.