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Arizona Notary Public

Thousands of Arizona Notaries have chosen the NNA to help them through the commissioning process. Now it’s your turn!

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The streamlined way to meet all state requirements to get your Arizona Notary commission.

We’ve packaged everything you need to work as a Notary in Arizona with access to the NNA® Notary Hotline to help you get started in your important new role.

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Shop our all-inclusive Arizona Notary Packages

Each of our AZ Notary packages comes complete with your state-required supplies. Starting at just $157, they’re an easy way to get your Notary bond, seal stamp, and journal all from one place.

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Get support from Notary experts for 4 years

If you have questions about Arizona Notary law or the notarization process, call the NNA® Hotline. Every Notary package gives you access to our Notary pros for the length of your commission term.

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Complete your Arizona Notary application

We’ll email you your bond form after processing your order. Then, you can fill out the Arizona Secretary of State’s Notary application and have the bond notarized.

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Just shop once to get all your state-required supplies and NNA® Hotline to help you get through any notarization confidently.

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Checklist: Arizona Notary Commission Process

Checklist: Arizona Notary Commission Process

Use this for step-by-step instructions and state requirements on the Arizona Notary commissioning process.
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What to know when applying to become an Arizona Notary Public

What to know when applying to become an Arizona Notary Public

  • Make sure you’re eligible. You must be 18 or older, a U.S. citizen or legal resident, legally reside in Arizona, able to read and write English, and cannot be a convicted felon (unless your civil rights are restored).
  • Study while you wait. The Secretary of State can take 4 to 6 weeks to process your completed application. Use this time to get familiar with the Arizona Notary Public Reference Manual.
  • Looking for more info? Visit our detailed overview to learn how to become a Notary Public in Arizona.
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