Become a Notary in Idaho

To become a notary public in the State of Idaho, an applicant for appointment must:

• be at least 18 years old,
• be a resident of or employed in the state of Idaho,
• be able to read and write the English language, and
• not have been removed from office for misconduct nor convicted of a serious crime within the last ten years. United States citizens and lawful resident aliens may be appointed as notaries.

The Application Process

• To become a notary, complete the application form enclosed in the Notary Public Handbook. Your signature must be notarized on the application.
• Obtain a rubber stamp seal prior to submitting the application and bond with the Secretary of State's office. The seal may contain ONLY the words "Notary Public", "State of Idaho" and the notary public's name and NOTHING MORE (sample seals are shown on page 29 of the Notary Handbook). Notary stamp seals can be purchased at office supply stores, stationary stores and rubber stamp companies. Effective July 1, 1998 all new and renewing commissions shall obtain a rubber stamp seal. Stamp a sample of your seal where indicated on the application.
• Obtain from a bonding or surety company (Insurance Agency) a $10,000 notary bond*.
• Enclose the $30.00 filing fee with your application.
• Submit the completed application, signed bond and $30.00 filing fee to the address listed below.

* NationwideNotaryBond provides a $10,000 6-year Idaho Notary Public Bond including $5,000 6-year FREE Notary Errors & Omissions coverage for only $70.00. They process, execute and deliver notary bonds the same business day your order is received assuring timely approval of your Idaho notary commission.

Submit all filings and fees to:

Secretary of State
PO Box 83720
450 N 4th Street
Boise ID 83720-0080

Financial Times

Micron CEO Steve Appleton Dies in Airplane Crash in Idaho San Francisco Chronicle 3 (Bloomberg) -- Steve Appleton, who took charge of Micron Technology Inc. at 34 and went on to become the memory- chip industry's longest-serving chief executive officer, died after crashing an experimental plane in Boise, Idaho. He was 51. Reaction from Idaho officials to the death of Micron CEO Steve AppletonThe Republic Micron CEO Steve Appleton dies in crash of small planeUSA TODAY Steve Appleton, daredevil CEO of memory chip maker Micron, dies in Boise plane ...Washington Post Reuters -Fox News all 785 news articles »

Deseret News

Idaho rep is Capitol's last cigarette smoker Deseret News By John Miller, AP BOISE, Idaho — Standing outside the Capitol on a brisk January afternoon, Rep. Bob Nonini cups his hand deftly to shelter a cigarette — not from the wind, but from a camera. The Coeur d'Alene Republican and House Education ... Idaho Legislature, Day 26: a reading roundupThe Idaho Statesman After his buddy quit, Idaho Rep. Nonini is Capitol's lone lawmaker to openly ...The Republic Idaho House OKs e-cig ban for kids amid charges of 'nanny state'The Spokesman Review LocalNews8.com all 245 news articles »

Idaho mine understates impact on fish deformities: US Reuters By Laura Zuckerman | SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - Selenium contamination from a phosphate mine in southeastern Idaho is linked to fish deformities such as two-headed trout, and the problem would worsen if discharge limits were eased, a new government ... and more »

Deseret News

Ron Paul Rallies Voters From Idaho, Nevada in Elko Twin Falls Times-News Traveling from Caldwell, Idaho, the Watson family found themselves sitting next to Rick Anderson and his girlfriend, Alex Tomassetti, who traveled from Utah, as they waited Thursday for Ron Paul to arrive at the Elko Indian Colony Gym. Paul: States should resolve land management issuesDeseret News all 1,274 news articles »

KBOI

Emotions Run High Amid Pleas for Idaho Medicaid Twin Falls Times-News Chairman of the Idaho State Joint Finance Appropriations - Committee Dean Cameron, center, listens to public testimony on the state budget Friday Feb. 3, 2012 at the Idaho Statehouse in Boise. Dozens of people came to testify Friday on a number of ... Call to restore Idaho Medicaid spending dominates public testimony on budgetThe Idaho Statesman Budget Committee Hears From IdahoansBoise State Public Radio At budget hearings, tears flow, emotions show amid pleas for suicide hotline ...The Republic The Spokesman Review (blog) all 15 news articles »

Utah State Aggies

Recap: Fresno State vs. Idaho Sacramento Bee By Sports Network Tyler Johnson netted a game high 17 points to lead the Fresno State Bulldogs to a 65-55 victory over the Idaho Vandals in Western Athletic Conference action at the Save Mart Center. Jerry Brown recorded a double-double for Fresno ... Fresno State wins 65-55, ends skid against IdahoSan Francisco Chronicle all 72 news articles »

Investors Sue Idaho Mining Company On Heels Of Accidents KUOW NPR The company that owns the troubled Lucky Friday Mine in north Idaho is now the subject of a new round of investigations. Only these don't come from mine safety inspectors. They're from the company's own investors. One group is even suing for what it ... Shareholders sue Hecla Mining Co. after Lucky Friday Mine shut downWashington Post all 188 news articles »

The Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Recap: Montana State vs. Idaho State Sacramento Bee By Sports Network A Kenny McGowen layup with 10 seconds to play in the extra frame lifted the Idaho State Bengals to a 87-86 overtime win over the Montana State Bobcats in Big Sky Conference action at Worthington Arena. McGowen finished with 30 points ... Idaho St. 87, Montana St. 86CBSSports.com Idaho State Hangs on for Overtime Win in BozemanBobcats Athletics Montana State at Idaho stateBeartooth NBC The Bozeman Daily Chronicle all 62 news articles »

Idaho mine understates impact on fish deformities - US Reuters By Laura Zuckerman | SALMON, Idaho Feb 3 (Reuters) - Selenium contamination from a phosphate mine in southeastern Idaho is linked to fish deformities such as two-headed trout, and the problem would worsen if discharge limits were eased, ...

Longtime Idaho DEQ director joins The Nature Conservancy The Idaho Statesman By Statesman staff - Idaho Statesman Toni Hardesty, director of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, has been named the new director of The Nature Conservancy in Idaho, the nonprofit conservation organization reported today. Idaho DEQ director quits state agency for job at The Nature ConservancyThe Republic DEQ Asks For More FundingLocalNews8.com all 10 news articles »

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