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How to Become a Notary in Hawaii
Quick Facts
Minimum Age
Residency Required
Yes
Education Required
Yes
Exam Required
Yes
Background Check
No background check is required
Bond Requirement
Yes
Commission Term
4 Years
Journal Required
Yes
Stamp Requirement
Yes
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Steps to Become a Notary in Hawaii
- Education: Yes, must complete an approved training course.
- Exam: Yes, an exam is required
- Background Check: No background check is required
- Bond: Yes, a $1,000 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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Hawaii Secretary of State
Notary Public Section
The Hawaii Department of the Attorney General receives notary applications for appointment and reappointment as a notary public, processes the applications for remote online notaries public, and administers the commissioning process.
- Department of the Attorney General Notary Public Office
- 425 Queen Street
- Honolulu
- HI
- 96813
- (808) 586-1216
- ATG.notary@hawaii.gov
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