A notary public is someone who acts as a witness to the identity of a person who needs to get an official document signed. Notary publics must be commissioned or licensed in their county of residence, but they have statewide jurisdiction so they can notarize within any county in their state.
Ready to become a notary public in AZ? First you’ll need to get your Arizona Notary Public License and Arizona Notary Bond.
A notary public is someone who acts as a witness to the identity of a person who needs to get an official document signed. Notary publics must be commissioned or licensed in their county of residence, but they have statewide jurisdiction so they can notarize within any county in their state.
If you wish to become an Alaska Notary Public, you must submit the following to the State of Alaska:
1. An Alaska Notary Bond (issued by a surety bond company)
2. A completed Alaska Notary Commission Application
3. A $40 application fee
More detailed steps are listed below.
**Update-Applying for Alaska Notary Commission Online: If you have internet access, an active myAlaska account, the ability to receive email messages and scan documents, you can become an Alaska notary online. To become an Alaska notary online, use the state’s online notary database. **
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