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CT - Notary Public Website 
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact
information for the Connecticut notary division

CT - Notary Public Mobile Fees
If travel is required then you may charge an additional
thirty-five cents ($.35) for each mile traveled.

Connecticut Notary Fees
Effective July 1, 2000, the fee for any act performed by a notary public, in
accordance with the provisions of the general statutes, is five dollars ($5.00)
 
CT - Other Information of Interest
Notaries in the State of Connecticut are appointed for terms of five (5) years.
Each term is separate

All five year terms of appointment expire on the last day of
the month in which the notary was originally appointed. Renewal
applications are mailed three months in advance of the expiration
date to the address recorded in the Notary Public Database. If a
notary fails to record changes of address, it will be unlikely
that they will receive the renewal application. As a consequence,
the notary's term may expire.
For further information see "Changes of Name & Address" below.

Connecticut differs from most other states in that most other
states have a four year term that would expire the previous day
of the same month, four years in the future rather than at the
end of the same month, five years in the future.

Become a Connecticut Notary Public
 
Qualifications.
To become a Connecticut Notary Public you must be at least eighteen 
years old and either reside within Connecticut or have a primary place 
of business within Connecticut.  All applicants must pay a $60 application 
fee and pass a written examination given by the Secretary of State's office.  
The examination is part of the application form and the exam is taken under 
oath.
 
Term
A Connecticut notary public has a term of five years. A notary may get a 
new commission to start when the old one finishes.  Renewal applications 
should be mailed in three months before the expiration of the notary's 
current term. Each term is separate though.
 
Oath of Office
Notary applicants must take an oath of office from any official authorized 
to administer oaths.  The oath must be recorded with the town clerk.
 
Other information
If a notary changes their name or residence address, they must notify the 
Secretary of State within thirty days of the change.  Out of state residents 
must also report any changes to their business address.  A notary may resign 
his or her commission any time, by informing the Office of the Secretary of 
the State, in writing, of his or her intention to resign and the effective date 
of that resignation.  Any person may file a formal complaint against a notary 
public. All complaints must be submitted in writing to the Notary Public Unit 
of the Secretary of the State's Office. A complaint must allege a specific 
violation of Connecticut Notary Public Law. The complaint must also include 
photocopies of all relevant documents.

Dual State Notary Commission Information
If you are a Rhode Island notary or a Rhode Island resident, you can ask the Connecticut
notary division if you can apply for a Connecticut notary commission.