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Become a Notary in New Mexico

To become a notary public in New Mexico, a person must:

  • be a resident of New Mexico;
  • be at least 18 years of age;
  • be able to read and write the English language;
  • not have plead guilty or nolo contendre to a felony or been convicted of a felony; and
  • not have had a Notary Public commission revoked during the past five years.

Application Process

  • Download the New Mexico notary application and instructions
  • Affirm that the applicant meets the qualifications set out above.
  • Order a seal or rubber stamp from an office supply store.
  • purchase a $10,000 New Mexico Notary Bond* which can be purchased from an insurance company
  • Applications must be completed in black ink only and without background colors of any type.
  • Complete the application using the applicant's last name and first or middle name, plus an initial or additional name, if desired, or last name and two initials.
  • Have two New Mexico residents sign the form attesting to the applicant's good moral character.
  • The applicant takes the oath before a Notary Public or other person authorized to administer oaths.

* NationwideNotaryBond provides a $10,000 4-year New Mexico Notary Public Bond including $10,000 4-year FREE Notary Errors & Omissions coverage for only $75.00. They process, execute and deliver notary bonds the same business day your order is received assuring timely approval of your New Mexico notary commission.

Return the completed application, surety bond, power of attorney, and a check or money order in the amount of $20.00 payable to:

Secretary of State
325 Don Gaspar, Suite 300
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87503
Phone:(505) 827-3600
Toll-free: (800) 477-3632


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The New Mexico State Aggies will host Louisiana Tech on Saturday at 7 pm in ...
Las Cruces Sun-News
LAS CRUCES - New Mexico State opens the second half of Western Athletic Conference men's basketball play against Louisiana Tech on Saturday. It will be about making adjustments, fine tuning the aspects teams do well and trying to peak in the month ...
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ABC News

Navy Vets Charity Scammer Hiding in New Mexico?
ABC News
(Ohio Attorney General) View Full Caption The United States Marshals Service said it has uncovered fresh evidence suggesting the alleged charity scam mastermind who called himself Bobby Thompson may be hiding in New Mexico. "We've developed some really ...
Suspect in Navy charity fraud may be in NMThe Virginian-Pilot
Charity con-artist may be hiding in NMKRQE

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CTV.ca

This bullet can hit target a mile away
Times of India
ALBUQUERQUE, (NEW MEXICO ): Figuring out how to pack a processor and other sophisticated equipment into a machine gun bullet has been a challenge, but engineers at Sandia National Laboratories say the miniature guidance system they've developed is a ...
Sandia Labs engineers in New Mexico create bullet that moves like a tiny ...Chicago Tribune
It's no use trying to dodge, super bullet can't missNew Zealand Herald
Self-guided bullet developedOutcome Magazine
Atlanta Journal Constitution
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NM hiker finds jawbone where remains of man found
STLtoday.com
New Mexico authorities say scattered body parts have been found in the Gomez Peak area over the past few weeks after a hiker picked up what appeared to be a lower jawbone on Jan. 19. The medical investigator determined a bone found nearly a week later ...

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Snow hits Northern New Mexico overnight
Santa Fe New Mexican.com
Heavier than expected snowfall snuck up on many people across northern New Mexico overnight Thursday and early Friday morning with several inches falling in some of the higher elevation areas. As of 8 am there were no reported delays or closings in the ...

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KOB.com

Suspect in New Mexico embezzlement case found dead near Lake Havasu City
Mohave Valley News
By JAMES CHILTON/The Daily News BULLHEAD CITY — Mohave County Sheriff's Deputies are investigating the apparent suicide of a Farmington, NM, woman who had disappeared less than two weeks earlier after authorities began suspecting her of embezzling ...
Around New mexicoABQ Journal (subscription)
Body inside Jeep believed to be embezzling suspectTucson Citizen

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Former Dunbar WR Deon Long bound for Maryland?
Washington Post (blog)
Wide receiver Deon Long, who was named second-team all-Mountain West Conference as a redshirt freshman this past season at New Mexico, said his intention is to transfer to Maryland for the 2013 season. Despite missing two games and playing sparingly in ...

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UNM Daily Lobo

Davie: 2012 recruits to turn team around
UNM Daily Lobo
By Nathan Farmer | New Mexico Daily Lobo On Wednesday, national signing day, the men's football team signed 24 players to national letters of intent for the upcoming season. Head coach Bob Davie said even though he has signed some quality players, ...
Davie signs 24 players for Lobos footballSanta Fe New Mexican.com

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NMSU's Creative Media Institute part of New Mexico film industry documentary
Las Cruces Sun-News
By Minerva Baumann mbauma46@nmsu.edu NMSU Creative Media Institute Director Phil Lewis was among those in Las Cruces interviewed for "MADE IN NEW MEXICO," a documentary about the state's film industry. The film, which also includes interviews with ...
Returning NMSU students greeted with auto theftsAlamogordo Daily News

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Proactive Investors UK

VANE Minerals finds copper in New Mexico
Proactive Investors UK
VANE Minerals (LON:VML) said today recent drilling on its McGhee Peak project in New Mexico had discovered a copper-molybdenum porphyry system. The two drill holes were a mile apart and had found two targets within a clearly identified porphyry system, ...
Vane Minerals confirms further drilling in New MexicoStock Market Wire

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