How to Become a Notary in Connecticut

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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

5 Years

Journal Required

No

Stamp Requirement

No

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Steps to Become a Notary in Connecticut

  • 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: Yes, an Oath is required

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Connecticut Secretary of State

Notary Public Section

The Connecticut Secretary of State appoints notaries public. The secretary of state’s notary public unit oversees the applications for appointment and reappointment of notaries public and administers the commissioning process.
  • Connecticut Secretary of State Notary Public Unit
  • PO Box 150470
  • Hartford
  • CT
  • 06115-0470
  • (860) 509-6002
  • bsd@ct.gov
Always Verify the Information with your State’s Official Notary Licensing Agency.

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