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AZ State Notary Division Information
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact
information for the Arizona notary division

AZ Notary Public Mobile Fee Information
An AZ Notary Public may charge any travel fee that they choose.
Please discuss travel fees with your client before you accept a mobile notary job.

  

    

Arizona Notary Fees
  
  

    
This information is based on NRS 240.100
  
  

    
Acknowledgments
    
$5.00 for first signer | $2.50 for each additional signer
  
  

    
For administering an oath or
affirmation without a signature
    
$2.50
  
  

    
For a certified copy
    
$2.50
  
  

    
For a jurat, for each signature on the affidavit
    
$5.00
  
 

Additional Notary Public Information of Interest
In Arizona, you can search for any Notary Public on the
state Notary site listed above based on
name, commission #, business name, or county.

Become an Arizona notary public

Residency requirements
You must be an Arizona resident to become an Arizona notary public, but do not
need to be a U.S. Citizen.  You must claim your Arizona residence as your primary
residence on your state and federal tax returns to qualify to be an Arizona
notary public. If your primary residence is in Arizona, you would be considered
an Arizona resident for the purposes of becoming an Arizona notary.
 
Arizona notary commission procedures and information
You must read the Arizona notary public reference manual. You must complete the
Arizona notary public application. Please find an application on the Arizona notary
division's website.  It is also necessary to purchase a four-year $5,000 notary
bond in duplicate form from an insurance agent. The notary bond is purchased in
duplicate form so that the notary will have the first original for their records
the another original will be for the Secretary of State's records.  A check or
money order for $43.00 made payable to the Secretary of State must be submitted.
There is a $25.00 Application fee and a $18.00 notary bond filing fee which
total $43.00 for the total filing fee. Please mail the above documents and check
or money order to the Secretary of State at the address indicated on the application
form. Applicants with  a felony conviction may or may not be denied a notary commission. 
It can take four to six weeks for the whole application and commissioning process
to be completed from start to finish.  The process of renewing a commission is the
same as getting a new commission. It is optional, but advisable to get Errors and
Omissions insurance.  All Arizona notaries must purchase a notary seal and journal.
The term of office for Arizona notaries public is four years. 
 
Contact the Arizona notary division by mail
Arizona Secretary of State
Attn: Notary Department
1700 W. Washington, 7th Fl.
Phoenix, AZ 85007

Related Links
Become a Arizona Notary Public
Arizona Notary Acknowledgement, Jurat Information
Arizona Notary Fees and FAQ Information

Dual State Notary Commission Information
If you are a Nevada notary who is a Nevada resident, a California notary who resides 
in California, or a New Mexico notary, you can ask the AZ notary division if 
you can apply for an AZ notary commission.