How Do You Become A Notary Public In Hawaii?
A notary public is an individual licensed by a state to act as a witness on legal documents. The qualifications and process varies from state to state. To become a notary in Hawaii, you must complete an application with the Department of the Attorney General, pass a notary public exam and file a $1,000 surety bond with the Circuit Court. Step 1 Check eligibility. In order to become a notary public in Hawaii, you must be a U.S. citizen or a national or permanent resident alien who is at least 18 years old and a resident of Hawaii. Step 2 Fill out an application. The application, which is available online from the Attorney General’s office, requires you to provide legal name, residence, occupation and criminal background. Step 3 Submit two letters with your application: one vouching for your moral character written by someone other than a relative or employer, and another letter from your employer or yourself describing the reason why you want a commission and the types of documents you
