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How to Become a Notary in Vermont
Quick Facts
Minimum Age
Residency Required
Yes
Education Required
No
Exam Required
No
Background Check
No background check is required
Bond Requirement
No
Commission Term
2 years
Journal Required
No
Stamp Requirement
No
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Steps to Become a Notary in Vermont
- Education: No training is required.
- Exam: Yes, an exam is required
- Background Check: No background check is required
- Bond: No bond is required
- Applictation: Yes, application and a fee required
- Order Supplies: Stamp Required
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Vermont Secretary of State
Notary Public Section
The Vermont Secretary of State appoints Vermont notaries public. The Secretary of State’s Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) administers the commissioning process for new and renewing notaries public and maintains an electronic database of all active notaries public.
- Vermont Secretary of State Office of Professional Regulation Notaries Public
- 89 Main Street
- Montpelier
- VT
- 05620-3402
- (802) 828-1505
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