Become a Notary in Colorado

To become a notary public in the State of Colorado, an individual must:

• Be a resident of Colorado;
• Be at least 18 years old;
• Be able to read and write the English language;
• Be familiar with the Colorado notary law;
• Not have been convicted of a misdemeanor involving dishonesty during the last five years;
• Not have been convicted of a felony in your lifetime;
• Not have had a notary commission revoked;
• Carefully read the Notaries Public Act, Colorado Revised Statutes, Parts I and II;
• Submit proof of attendance at Approved Training and proof of passing the State of Colorado Online Notary Testing with the Application for Notary Public Commission and copy of acceptable ID.

If you meet these requirements, please complete these steps:

• Complete State of Colorado administered or approved Notary Training class
• Pass the State of Colorado online Notary Testing
• Submit the Colorado Notary Application

Notary Stamps & Seals

The name on your Colorado notary stamp or notary seal must exactly match your name on the notary certificate including any middle initials if applicable. The notary is responsible for using a seal that is compliant with the law. A notary's commission expiration date is not required to be on the stamp/seal. Notarys may hand-write their commission expiration date in their notarizations or order a separate stamp for the date. If a commission expiration date appears on your stamp/seal, it must be outside of the outline of your notary stamp/seal.

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ABC News

Major storm hits Colorado moving east; flights canceled, lawmakers adjourn ... Washington Post DENVER — The most powerful storm of the winter season pounded Colorado and parts of neighboring states on Friday, creating whiteout conditions on the eastern plains, cancelling more than 600 flights in Denver and closing hundreds of miles of highway ... Heavy Snowstorm Hits Colorado on Its Way EastABC News all 1,031 news articles »

Drug War Chronicle

Colorado deals setback to recreational pot effort Seattle Post Intelligencer KRISTEN WYATT, AP DENVER (AP) — Colorado marijuana activists have about two weeks to collect an additional 2500 signatures to get a proposal legalizing possession of the drug for recreational use on the ballot after the secretary of state said Friday ... Colorado pot-legalization initiative needs more signaturesDenver Post Marijuana signatures come up short, supporters have 15 days to get moreThe Colorado Independent Marijuana measure falls short for Colorado ballotsThe Republic Drug War Chronicle all 26 news articles »

Colorado bars offer a few great shakes in winter cocktail mixes Denver Post By William Porter Bar manager Greg Van Wagner applies the finishing touch to an Oaxacan Winter cocktail at the Oak at Fourteenth in Boulder. Cyrus McCrimmon, The Denver Post Every season has its cocktails, and winter is no exception. and more »

ABC News

Presidential hopeful Paul gets rock star welcome The Colorado Statesman By Ernest Luning More than 1100 passionate supporters crammed a hotel ballroom to welcome long-shot presidential candidate Ron Paul to Denver on Tuesday as the Texas congressman became the first Republican to land in Colorado ahead of next week's ... (VIDEO) Ron Paul wins approval of Colorado crowd with unchanged rhetoricThe American Independent Dark-horse candidates Paul, Santorum arrive early in ColoradoDenver Post Ron Paul's speech at Colorado StateRocky Mountain Collegian The Durango Herald -Westword (blog) all 1,278 news articles »

Make My Day law for business advances in Colorado CBS News (AP) DENVER — Colorado takes pride in its Western entrepreneurial spirit — and that extends to the belief of some lawmakers that business owners should be able to use deadly force against anyone who tries to take what's theirs. and more »

CBS Local

Colorado senators applaud BLM proposal to rein in oil shale leasing in ... The Colorado Independent By Troy Hooper The Bureau of Land Management proposed a sharp cut Friday in the acreage available for oil shale and tar sands leasing in the West, including a 90 percent reduction of potential land in Colorado. The proposal the BLM released Friday is a ... BLM proposes 90 percent cut in Colorado shale land availabilityGrand Junction Sentinel Republicans Join Trade Groups in Faulting U.S. Tar-Sands PlanBloomberg New Oil Shale Plan Limits Western Research LandCBS Local Environment & Energy Publishing all 37 news articles »

USA TODAY

Colorado affiliates of Komen foundation join outcry over pulling funds from ... Denver Post By Gardiner Harris and Jennifer Preston The nation's leading breast-cancer advocacy organization Thursday confronted a widening backlash to its decision to largely end its decades-long partnership with Planned Parenthood, with rising dissension in its ... Planned Parenthood salutes Colorado Komen for leadership in funding policy flapThe Colorado Independent Planned Parenthood credits Colorado Komen with leadership in funding controversyThe American Independent The Colorado exception: Denver Komen branch still working with Planned ParenthoodDaily Camera Colorado Springs Gazette all 5,850 news articles »

Forecast: Colorado winter storm to bring light rain to the region on Saturday Examiner.com A heavy snow and blizzard producing storm system is causing major problems in parts of Colorado (including Denver), Nebraska, and Kansas. This same storm system will move southeastward over the next 24 to 48 hours. This will keep most of the ... and more »

French Tribune

Lawmakers delay hearing on school trans fat ban Boston.com A Colorado House committee was expected to discuss a bill that represents the nation's toughest regulations meant to keep trans fat away from students, but lawmakers Thursday delayed the hearing without explanation. The bill would forbid trans fat in ... Colorado lawmakers consider trans-fat ban in schoolsFox News Colorado to Take Stern Actions against Trans FatFrench Tribune Colorado Seeks Lean Mean TitleTechnorati all 276 news articles »

CBS Local

Colorado Democrats rip Romney on eve of GOP caucus Denver Post (Charles Dharapak, The Associated Press) With the state's Republican caucus set for Tuesday, Democrats on Friday had a message for Mitt Romney: Welcome to Colorado. Not. During a conference call with Colorado Democratic Party chairman Rick Palacio and ... Mitt Romney endorsed by The Denver Post on eve of Colorado caucusesThe Republic GOP presidential candidate Romney plans Tuesday visitReporterHerald.com Romney endorsed by largest newspaperKXRM CBS Local -KUNC -9NEWS.com all 18 news articles »

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