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Find a Notary > Minnesota Notary Minnesota Notary SearchWelcome to the 123notary.com Minnesota mobile notary page. Find a Minnesota Notary Public by city, county, or zip code by clicking on the links below. Find a MN notary who accepts edocs using the search bar above. Get listed as a Minnesota notary public with us today! Click on the advertise with us link at the top of the page to sign up. You can find additional search methods for finding a notary in Minnesota on the advanced search page. Minnesota Notary Search Methods
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MN Notary Public Website Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact information for the Minnesota notary division. MN Mobile Notary Fees A Minnesota notary public may charge any travel fee they feel is appropriate. Minnesota Notary Fees
MN Other Information of Interest Minnesota is unusual in that notary renewals must be done between December 01st, and January 31st of each year. Another interesting piece of information is that a notary can notify a change of their address simply by logging in to the secretary of state's website. The most interesting feature of Minnesota is that a notary can print their notary commission online. Here are the state's official words about that: "Your new, updated or duplicate commission certificate can be printed online. Heavy grade paper is recommended. Note: There will be a slight delay in printing the certificate." A Minnesota Notary's job requires them to take acknowledgments, administer oaths & affirmations, take & certifiy depositions, witness or attest signatures, taken & certify acknowledgments as well as written instruments (documents), and record notarial protests (an antiquated act). You can apply to become authorized as an e-notary. Simply visit the Minnesota secretary of state's website to learn how to become an e-notary. The filing fee to become a notary or renew your commission is $120. There is also a $20 fee to register in your county. Once appointed, you can print your new Minnesota notary commission online. Keeping a notary journal is optional, but recommended. Dual State Notary Commission Information If you are a North Dakota Notary or North Dakota Resident living near Fargo, a Wisconsin Notary, or Iowa Notary, Please contact the Minnesota Notary Division about applying for a Minnesota notary commission. Related Links Become a Minnesota notary public Related Links South Dakota Notary Public InformationStories of notaries that fail New York City Notary Search |
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