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Nevada Notary Public

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

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Everything you need, all in one package.

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

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Get your supplies and bond together

Our Nevada Notary Packages bundle all your state-required Notary items, including your seal stamp, Notary journal, and $10,000 bond for just $164.

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Enjoy four years of expert support

Have questions about Nevada Notary laws or notarizations? Call our NNA Hotline experts for help! Included in all packages for your entire 4-year commission term.

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Complete the application process

Once you pass the state training and exam, submit your bond to the county clerk for a filing notice and send it with your application, training certificate, and fee to the Secretary of State.

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Checklist: Nevada Notary Commission Process

Checklist: Nevada Notary Commission Process

Requirements and step-by-step instructions on the Notary Public commissioning application process.

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What to know when applying to become a Notary in Nevada

What to know when applying to become a Notary in Nevada

  • You’ll need to meet certain requirements. You must be 18 or older, a Nevada resident (or live in a bordering state and work in Nevada), and have your civil rights restored if previously convicted of a felony. You also cannot currently hold a public office in the U.S. federal government or have had a Notary commission revoked in another state.
  • Complete your training and exam with the state. Nevada requires new Notaries to complete training and pass an exam.
  • The application process requires a few steps. After completing your training and exam, you’ll need to submit your bond to the county clerk to receive a filing notice. Then, submit your filing notice with your Nevada Notary application, filing fee, and training certificate to the Secretary of State.
  • Getting commissioned can take up to four weeks. Once approved, the Nevada Secretary of State will issue your commission, not the National Notary Association.
  • Want more info? Visit our detailed overview to learn how to become a Notary Public in Nevada.
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