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Michigan Notary Public

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

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All the essentials for a successful commission

A bond is just the beginning. Get everything you need to feel prepared for your Notary work with our all-inclusive Michigan Notary Packages.

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State-required bond and more

Our Michigan Notary Packages include not just your state-required bond, but also essential tools like a Notary stamp, journal, and Michigan Notary law primer.

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Seamless bond and application process

After you’ve purchased your Michigan Notary Package with us, we’ll email you your completed bond form to submit with your Michigan Notary Application.

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Expert support for six years

Got questions about Michigan Notary laws or the notarization process? Just call our Hotline experts for help! All Notary package options include six years of NNA Hotline access.

Get commissioned with confidence

We make the commissioning process simpler. Have exactly what you need to meet state requirements and excel in your new role as a Notary Public with our help.

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Checklist: Michigan Notary Commission Process

Checklist: Michigan Notary Commission Process

State requirements and step-by-step instructions on how to become a Notary in Michigan.
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What to know before you become a Notary Public in Michigan

What to know before you become a Notary Public in Michigan

  • Make sure you’re eligible. You must be 18 or older, a U.S. citizen or legal resident, a resident of or maintain a business in Michigan, and a resident of the county in which you are requesting appointment. See the full list of Michigan Notary requirements.
  • No training or exam required. Michigan does not require new Notaries to complete training or pass an exam.
  • It can take up to six weeks to get commissioned. can take up to two weeks if you applied online or up to six weeks if you applied by mail.
  • Your commission term lasts six years. You are commissioned by the Michigan Department of State, not the National Notary Association.
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