Purchase a notary seal from any office supply store. Once you have purchased a notary seal, make an imprint in the square box in the upper left hand corner of the application.
Complete your residence address
Complete the previous notary commission question (if any), your date of birth and answer the felony conviction question
Complete the oath and bond portions with your signature and the surety signature
Enclose a $30.00 filing fee (checks payable to Secretary of State) and remit all of the above to the address shown below
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For more information, please contact:
South Dakota
Office of Secretary of State
Notary Public Division
500 East Capitol #204
Pierre, SD 57501-5077
Phone: (605) 773-3539
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