Standard Notary

$ 99

4-Years Term

$7,500 Notary Bond
State Fees
Notary Certificate
Self-Inking Rectangular Stamp
Notary Journal
S&H, Taxes Included

Free Online Notary Course

First time applicants must complete a notary education course.

Fast & Simple Process

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Becoming or renewing a Florida Notary doesn’t have to be complicated. Our fast and simple process guides you step-by-step, helping you complete your application correctly, avoid delays, and get commissioned as quickly as possible.

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Frequently Ask Questions

What are the requirements to become a Notary?

You must be at least 18 years old.
You must U.S. Citizen or a Green Card Holder( Permanent Resident).
You must be a legal resident of Florida.
You must complete a 3-hour education notary course.
You must be able to read, write, and understand the English language.

Is a notary course required in Florida?

First-time applicants must complete a notary education course. Please click on the link below to take a FREE ONLINE NOTARY COURSE. Once you have taken the Notary Course, do not forget to print out your Certificate of Completion, sign it and mail it along with the application.

How long is a Florida notary commission valid?

Florida notary commissions are valid for four (4) years.

How much does it cost to become a notary in Florida?

Costs vary depending on the package you select. The State of Florida charges a filing fee, and a notary bond is required. Optional supplies such as a journal, and E&O insurance may increase the total cost. Allied Notary offers packages starting at $95.

Can I email or fax the application?

No, you must mail us your original notary application. WET-INK signatures are required.

Can a non-U.S. citizen become a Florida notary?

Yes, if the applicant is a legal Florida resident (Green card holder) and meets all state requirements.
A Declaration of Domicile is required.

Can I renew my notary commission before it expires?

Yes. You can begin the renewal process 6 months before your commission expires to avoid a gap in service.