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How to Become a Notary in New Hampshire
Quick Facts
Minimum Age
Residency Required
Yes
Education Required
No
Exam Required
No
Background Check
Yes, must complete an authorized backround check
Bond Requirement
No
Commission Term
4 years
Journal Required
No
Stamp Requirement
Yes
Last updated
Steps to Become a Notary in New Hampshire
- Exam: No 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
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New Hampshire Secretary of State
Notary Public Section
The governor appoints New Hampshire notaries public with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, and the Secretary of State’s Office processes all notary applications for appointment and reappointment, maintains all the records on notaries and authenticates their acts.
- New Hampshire Secretary of State's Office
- State House, Room 204 107 North Main Street
- Concord
- NH
- 3301
- 603-271-3242
- elections@sos.nh.gov
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