To become a notary public in the State of Nevada, you must:
(1) be a U.S. citizen or a lawfully admitted permanent resident;
(2) be at least 18 years of age
(3) be a resident of the state
(4) possess your civil rights (a felon cannot be a notary)
You must obtain and file with the State a $10,000 Nevada Notary Public Bond*. This bond is filed with the clerk of the county in which you reside. You are then given your oath and the clerk gives you a filing notice. Submit the notary application, filing notice, and an application fee of $35 to the Secretary of State at the address shown below. The Secretary of State will issue a Certificate of Appointment.
You may also be required to complete a 4-hour notary public education class conducted by the Nevada Secretary of State's Notary Division. A class is required if you are...
...applying to be a notary public for the first time;
...renewing your appointment as a notary public, if it has expired for a period greater than 1 year; or
...renewing an appointment as a notary public if you have been fined for failing to comply with a statute or regulation of the State of Nevada.
For more information, please contact: Secretary of State Notary Division
101 North Carson Street #3
Carson City, Nevada 89701
Phone: 775-684-5708
FAX 775-684-7141
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