Become a Notary in North Dakota

To become a notary in North Dakota, an individual must:

• be at least eighteen (18) years of age;
• be a resident of the State of North Dakota and the county from which they are making the application;
• be able to read and write the English language; and
• NOT be a convicted felon

All notary applicants must complete and submit the following to the Secretary of State's office:

• North Dakota Notary Application - must use the notary's legal name in which they will be notarizing documents
• A $7,500 North Dakota Notary Bond*
• A $36.00 filing fee (make checks payable to the Secretary of State). Visa, MasterCard, and Discover are also accepted
• If the applicant resides in a county that borders North Dakota and which is in a state that extends reciprocity to a notary public who resides in a border county of North Dakota, an Appointment of Agent is required.

When all of the above requirements are completed, the State will issue a certificate of authorization which allows them to obtain a notary seal/stamp from the vendor of their choice. Upon obtaining their seal/stamp, an impression of the seal/stamp must be affixed to the certificate of authorization and returned to the Secretary of State’s office. After the certificate is received, approved, and filed, the State will issue an official notary commission.

*NationwideNotaryBond provides a $7,500 6-year North Dakota Notary Public Bond including $5,000 6-year FREE Notary Errors & Omissions coverage for only $60.00. They process, execute and deliver notary bonds the same business day your order is received assuring timely approval of your North Dakota notary commission.

For more information, please contact:

ABC News

SD should ready for oil boom's pros, cons: experts Boston.com By Veronica Zaragovia AP / February 3, 2012 BELLE FOURCHE, SD—North Dakota's oil boom brings with it tremendous wealth and enormous problems -- and both are coming to South Dakota, industry experts say. South Dakota has oil wells in counties such as ... North Dakota's Oil Boom Strains Its InfrastructureBusinessWeek North Dakota Oil Boom: The Dark SideABC News all 123 news articles »

Saskatchewan, North Dakota wade into flood-protection plans to avoid disaster Winnipeg Free Press REGINA - Political leaders in Saskatchewan and North Dakota are wading through ideas to avoid another flood catastrophe. Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall and Environment Minister Dustin Duncan met Friday with Gov. Jack Dalrymple and Sen. North Dakota governor, US senator to discuss flood control with Saskatchewan ...The Republic ND Gov, US Sen. have flood talks with Sask premierJamestown Sun U.S., Saskatchewan prep flood planRegina Leader-Post News Talk 650 CKOM -TheTyee.ca -In-Forum all 21 news articles »

North Dakota attorney general warns of bogus Blue Cross surveys Grand Forks Herald North Dakota residents have been receiving calls from people claiming falsely to be taking surveys of Blue Cross Blue Shield members, according to state Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem Friday. North Dakota residents have been receiving calls from ... and more »

Board delays some ND leases for oil drilling CBS News (AP) BISMARCK, ND — More than 3800 acres of state property in North Dakota's scenic Badlands won't be leased for oil drilling while officials develop a policy for reviewing energy exploration on environmentally sensitive land, a state board decided ... Land board delays leases on almost 4000 acresBismarck Tribune Dalrymple wants review of badlands tractsGrand Forks Herald Board delays ND land leasing for oil drilling in BadlandsDickinson Press all 14 news articles »

Illinois a new recruiting ground for UND football Chicago Tribune GRAND FORKS, ND— Chicago St. Rita High School senior Kenny Golladay says the University of North Dakota was the only football program that showed interest in his ability, yet his prep coach Todd Kuska calls him a steal and UND coach Chris Mussman ... and more »

KULR-TV

North Dakota Man Arrested In Federal Courthouse Vandalism KULR-TV ... on scene found Colbert inside the courthouse, along with a number of windows that were broken. Colbert was arrested on burglary charges and was taken to the Yellowstone County Detention Facility. According to the police, Colbert is from North Dakota. and more »

North Dakota Dollars for Scholars Accepting Applications KSJB By Laura Entzel, Bank of North Dakota BISMARCK–February 2, 2012–North Dakota Dollars for Scholars (NDDFS) is accepting scholarship applications from North Dakota high school seniors and college students. Scholarships ranging from $500 to $15000 will be ... Dollars for Scholars Looking for StudentsKFYR-TV all 2 news articles »

No convictions in big North Dakota marijuana bust Grand Forks Herald A North Dakota jury acquitted one of two Lithuanian men accused of trying to transport nearly 50 pounds of marijuana from Washington state to Chicago two years ago, and the other man voluntarily left the country. DICKINSON, ND — A North Dakota jury ... Stark County jury acquits suspected marijuana traffickerDickinson Press all 13 news articles »

North Dakota delegation: BRAC lacks support in Congress In-Forum GRAND FORKS – North Dakota's congressional delegation said Thursday that there appears to be little support in Congress for a new round of domestic military base closures that could jeopardize future of bases such as Grand Forks Air Force Base. North Dakota congressional delegation says little support in Congress for more ...The Republic University of North Dakota to play San Jose State in football on the road to ...Daily Journal SALES/MARKETING: Developing, maintaining relationships at heart of marketing ...Prairie Business all 18 news articles »

Annual North Dakota Indian Child Welfare and Wellness Conference is under way Bismarck Tribune The annual North Dakota Indian Child Welfare and Wellness Conference is a chance for those who care about Native American children to come together and learn. "I come every year. This is one conference that I make sure I come to every year," Andrea ... Group to focus on Native American business issuesValley News Live Finding Foster Care SolutionsKFYR-TV all 6 news articles »

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