Become a Notary in Utah

To become a notary in Utah, a candidate must:

• Be 18 years of age or older
• Lawfully reside in this state 30 days immediately preceding the filing for a notarial commission and maintain permanent residency thereafter
• Be able to read, write, and understand English
• Purchase a Utah notary public bond* in the sum of $5,000 written for a term of four (4) years
• Be a Utah resident or have permanent resident status
• Be endorsed by two residents of the state who are over the age of 18
• Take and Pass the Utah notary exam
• Complete the Utah notary application

Complete and return your application to the address shown below your original notary test results, a $5,000 notary bond* with Oath and a non-refundable processing fee of $45.00 (payable to State of Utah)

* NationwideNotaryBond provides a $5,000 4-year Utah Notary Public Bond including $5,000 4-year FREE Notary Errors & Omissions coverage for only $55.00. They process, execute and deliver notary bonds the same business day your order is received assuring timely approval of your Utah notary commission.

For more information, please contact:

Utah State Capitol
Suite 220, and P.O. Box 142325
Salt Lake City, UT 84114
Phone: 801-538-1041
Phone: 800-995-VOTE
Fax: 801-538-1133

Deseret News

Utah Jazz: No breaks for banged-up Jazz as they face Lakers in Salt Lake Deseret News By Jody Genessy, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY — After the team's comeback win against Portland on Monday, Earl Watson enthusiastically spoke about the Utah Jazz's upcoming week. The Jazz were coming off an emotional and "epic" victory, which boosted ... Utah Jazz point guards say there's 'no reason for friction'Salt Lake Tribune Recap #20: Golden State Warriors 119, Utah Jazz 101 - 71 points in the 2nd ...Golden State of Mind Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry help Golden State Warriors roll past Utah JazzSan Jose Mercury News Washington Post all 289 news articles »

Deseret News

Utah Utes basketball: Utes hope to make it 10-0 vs. Oregon St. at home Deseret News By Dirk Facer, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY — For 38 consecutive seasons, the Utah Utes have posted a winning record in the Huntsman Center. It's a place, obviously, where they're very comfortable. This season is no different. Although the Utes have ... " Oregon wins at Utah"Bend Bulletin Oregon 79, Utah 68: Second-half push propels Ducks to victoryOregonLive.com Utah gymnastics: Utes ready for rival GeorgiaSalt Lake Tribune The Register-Guard -GoDucks.com -Greenwich Time all 143 news articles »

Los Angeles Times

Utah critics welcome Komen's reversal, willingness to fund Planned Parenthood Salt Lake Tribune By kristen moulton Critics of the decision by Susan G. Komen for the Cure to pull funding from Planned Parenthood and its affiliates earlier this week were thrilled Friday when the breast cancer charity reversed course. “Kudos to Komen,” said Mary ... Funding cuts will not change Planned Parenthood's servicesPark Record all 5,847 news articles »

Utah lawmaker returns with tenure ban bill, but research schools would be exempt Salt Lake Tribune If HB322 becomes law, Utah would become the first state to ban an institution that has been a part of campus life for at least 70 years. Higher education officials plan to fight the proposal, arguing that it would render the Beehive State “an academic ... OUR VIEW: Herrod's follyStandardNet all 4 news articles »

West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Air Force restructuring plan does not target Hill Air Force Base, Utah Air ... Deseret News Rob Bishop, R-Utah, whose district includes Hill Air Force Base, said Friday his reading of the Air Force's "Force Structure Changes" outline gives him the impression that additional reductions at Hill will be minimal, adding the caveat that "one can ... Utah lawmakers vow to fight possible closures at Hill AFBFox 13 Now - Salt Lake City Hill Air Force Base avoids restructuringABC 4 Herbert, lawmakers push for money to protect HAFBSalt Lake Tribune all 516 news articles »

Deseret News

Utah State basketball: Aggies had no trouble finding the hoop last time vs ... Deseret News By Kraig Williams, For the Deseret News LOGAN — Utah State will once again have to shake off a disappointing loss on the road as it tries to snap its struggles away from the Spectrum at Fresno State on Saturday night. The Aggies lost 53-52 at Western ... Utah State basketball: Aggies face road testSalt Lake Tribune Utah State women's basketball spears Spartan womenThe Statesman Aggie Women's Basketball Concludes Road Trip at Hawai`i Saturday NightUtah State Aggies all 70 news articles »

Deseret News

Utah teen defies the odds, competes at gymnastics meet with a new heart Deseret News By Wendy Leonard, Deseret News She performed graceful handsprings, backwards and forwards, during her floor routine and she nailed the vault — twice. The 13-year-old gymnast wasn't strong enough Friday to handle the high bars, but she's getting there. and more »

Micron CEO's death mourned in Utah, beyond Salt Lake Tribune A small experimental plane piloted by the CEO and chairman of Micron Technology Inc. crashed after take-off Friday at the Boise airport, killing the head of the Idaho memory chipmaker who was responsible for building one of Utah's most important ... and more »

Utah House passes tweaked voter bill Salt Lake Tribune By Lee Davidson Despite continuing concerns that it may violate the national Voting Rights Act, the Utah House approved a bill Friday that could remove voters from registration rolls if they fail to vote in several consecutive elections. and more »

Hackers attack law enforcement websites from Greece to Utah; 'Anonymous' group ... Washington Post The Utah hackers gained access this week to sensitive data, including citizen complaints about drug crimes, including phone numbers, addresses and other personal information, police said. “We're still knee deep in trying to get a feel for the extent of ... and more »

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