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Missouri Notary Public

We’ve successfully guided thousands of Missouri Notaries through the commission process. Now it’s your turn to get started!

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Supplies and support all in one package

Get everything you need to meet state requirements and take on your new role as a Notary Public in Missouri with our all-inclusive Notary Packages.

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Get your supplies and bond in one go

Our Missouri Notary Packages bundle all your state-required Notary items, including your seal stamp, Notary journal, and $10,000 bond for just $170.

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Four years of expert support included

Need help navigating an unfamiliar or tricky notarization? Call the NNA Hotline for real-time guidance in accordance with Missouri’s Notary laws. Included in all package options!

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Flexible application process

Once you’ve taken your training and exam with the state, submit your Notary application and proof of completion online or by mail.

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Checklist: Missouri Notary Commission Process

Checklist: Missouri Notary Commission Process

State requirements and step-by-step instructions on the Missouri Notary commissioning process.

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What to know when applying to become a Notary in Missouri

What to know when applying to become a Notary in Missouri

  • Check your eligibility. You must be 18 or older, a permanent resident alien of the U.S., a resident of the county where you’re applying, able to read and write English, and have no felony convictions.
  • Training and an exam are required. Before applying, you’ll need to read the Missouri Notary Public Handbook and complete the state's required training course and exam—available online or in written format.
  • Apply online or by mail. You can submit your Notary application through the Secretary of State’s website or by mail.
  • File your bond and take your oath. After receiving your commission letter and certificate, you have 60 days to file your bond and take your oath of office at the county clerk’s office.
  • Processing can take up to six weeks. The state typically processes applications within 4 to 6 weeks.
  • Want more info? Visit our detailed overview to learn how to become a Notary Public in Missouri.
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