Steps to Become a Notary in Colorado

How to Become a Notary in Colorado

Quick Facts

Minimum Age

Residency Required

Yes

Education Required

Yes

Exam Required

Yes

Background Check

Yes, must complete an authorized backround check

Bond Requirement

No

Commission Term

4 Years

Journal Required

Yes

Stamp Requirement

Yes

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Steps to Become a Notary in Colorado

Education: Yes, must complete an approved training course.
Exam: Yes, an exam is required
Background Check: Yes, must complete an authorized backround check
Bond: No bond is required
Applictation: Yes, application and a fee required
Order Supplies: Stamp Required
File Oath And Commission: No Oath is required

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Colorado Secretary of State

Notary Public Section

The Colorado Secretary of State receives applications for the appointment and reappointment of notaries public, administers the commissioning process, and maintains an electronic database of active notaries.