How Do You Become A Notary Public In Colorado?
When there are routine legal tasks to be done, people rely on a notary public. Their work includes witnessing signatures, administering oaths and taking depositions. In Colorado, notary public commissions are issued through the Secretary of State’s License Center (see Resources). You will need a short training course, but as long as you meet the eligibility requirements, it’s not difficult to become a notary public in Colorado. Unlike some states, Colorado does not require notaries to be bonded. Determine if you are eligible to become a notary public in Colorado. You must be at least 18, a resident of the state of Colorado and able to write and read English. Persons who have a misdemeanor conviction involving dishonesty within the last 5 years or who have ever had a felony conviction or a notary commission revoked are not eligible. Take a course to learn the laws of Colorado that affect a notary public. Online courses approved by the Secretary of State’s office are offered by the Natio
