How Do You Become A Notary In New York?
Notary publics are popular in the state of New Jersey because many banks, law offices and other financial or real estate institutions need employees who are commissioned. You need not be a resident of New York, but you must be at least 18 years of age and either live or work within the state. The commission of Notary Public for New York State is valid for 4 years. Step 1 Call or fax the New York Division of Licensing website for an application. Applications are not available online. Step 2 Register for the Notary Public Examination which is frequently scheduled throughout New York. These classes are required for every applicant unless they are a member of the New York State Bar. Visit the state licensing website for a listing of all current class locations and times. Step 3 Take the exam and get a pass slip showing that you have passed to include in your application. Step 4 Complete the application, including the oath of office that has been sworn and notarized. Step 5 Submit the appli
Notary publics are popular in the state of New Jersey because many banks, law offices and other financial or real estate institutions need employees who are commissioned. You need not be a resident of New York, but you must be at least 18 years of age and either live or work within the state. The commission of Notary Public for New York State is valid for 4 years. Call or fax the New York Division of Licensing website for an application. Applications are not available online. Register for the Notary Public Examination which is frequently scheduled throughout New York. These classes are required for every applicant unless they are a member of the New York State Bar. Visit the state licensing website for a listing of all current class locations and times. Take the exam and get a pass slip showing that you have passed to include in your application. Complete the application, including the oath of office that has been sworn and notarized. Submit the application and appropriate paperwork in
