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CO - Notary Public Division Website
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact
information for the Colorado notary division

CO - Notary Public Mobile Fees
A Colorado mobile notary may charge any travel fee they feel is appropriate.


  

    
Colorado Notary Fees
  
  

    
Service or Form   Online Fee   Paper Fee
  
  

    
Notary Public Application Filing Fee
    
$10.00
  
  

    
Notary Public Change of Record
    
$0.00*
  
  

    
Certificate of Fact for Current Notary Public on File
    
$5.00
  
  

    
Authentication, Apostilles, and Magistracies
    
$0.00*
  
  

    
Duplicate Notary Public Certificate
    
$0.00*
  
  

    
Document Copy Charges
    
$0.00/Page*
  
  

    
Expedited Service for Notary Transactions
    
$15.00
  
  

    
Notary Public List on CD-Rom
    
$500.00
  
 
 
CO - Other Interesting Information
A Colorado notary public may do e-notarizations if they are notaries,
and are approved by the State of Colorado. There would need to be a
document authentication number issued by the sec of state of CO.
However, that number is to identify the notary and the notary's
signature rather than the document.

Also, a notification of intent must be filled out which includes the
type of technology that is used in the notarization. The sec of
state would provide an electronic log for the authentication
numbers that would serve as a journal. The approval to do
e-notarizations also can expire if its revoked or when
the Colorado notaries' commission expires.

Please visit the Colorado notary division website for more information 
on e-notarizations.

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Dual State Notary Commission Information
If you are a Wyoming notary or a Wyoming resident, you can ask the Colorado notary division if you can apply for a Colorado notary commission. Also, if you are a Utah notary, Nebraska notary, Kansas Notary, or New Mexico Notary, please ask the CO notary division if you can apply for a CO notary commission.