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What are the procedures if a notary public changes their resident address during a term of office?

April 26, 2017address changes notary public Office procedures resident term

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What are the procedures if a notary public changes their resident address during a term of office?

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The notary must submit a signed statement within thirty (30) days notifying the Secretary of State of the change in address. If the notary has moved to another county, the commission continues in the county of appointment until it expires. The notary is not required to obtain a new bond or seal. If an address change occurs, the notary must inform the Secretary of State in writing of the change in address within thirty (30) days. If the address change results in a change of county, the commission continues in the county of appointment until it expires. The notary is not required to obtain a new bond or seal.