The Notary Search feature may be used to get a complete listing of all notaries in a particular county or zip code or to find out if a specific notary is currently active. The search will also allow you to find notaries commissioned to perform Electronic or Remote Online Notarizations.

You are officially commissioned once we have your application and bond on file, and you have your stamp, journal and notary public reference manual. You can buy a stamp and journal from an office supply store or a stationary store.

If you are unsure of when your commission ends, look at your stamp or check our online search feature. Upon receipt of your commission certificate, we recommend that you review your name, county of residence and commission dates to ensure your stamp is made accurately.

Upon receipt of your commission certificate, we recommend that you review your name, county of residence and commission dates to ensure your stamp is made accurately. A nonrefundable fee is required to process all applications.

Arizona notaries can now apply to become E-notaries and/or Remote Online Notaries. The steps below must be taken BEFORE submitting your application. Please note that there is no additional fee or bond at this time to become an Electronic or Remote Online Notary.

An "apostille" or a certificate of "authentication" is issued to certify an Arizona notary public, court clerk, or state document custodian to a foreign country. These certifications have been adopted internationally by the Hague Convention (PDF) as a uniform way of verifying documents sent between countries.

Become a New Arizona Notary; Complaints; Notary Workshop; Remote & eNotary; Services for Existing Notaries; Notary FAQs; Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Partnerships. ... Arizona Secretary of State. 1700 W Washington St, Fl 7 Phoenix AZ 85007. Contact Us Directory. Main: 602-542-4285. Elections: 1-877-THE VOTE.

Attention Customer: Fees charged by an Arizona Notary Public may vary from “no charge” up to $10. An Arizona Notary Public May Charge the Following Fees: Posted pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-412

Mar 5, 2018 · Attention Customer: Fees charged by an Arizona Notary Public may vary from “no charge” up to $10. An Arizona Notary Public May Charge the Following Fees: Posted pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-412

If any member of the public believes that an Arizona notary has committed a violation under Arizona's Notary Statutes, he or she may file a complaint with the Secretary of State's Office (Secretary). Our office will open complaints on active notaries.