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Alabama Notary Public

Start your Notary journey with our all-inclusive Alabama Notary Packages, which include your state-required stamp and bond, plus expert NNA® Hotline support for total peace of mind.

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Everything you need to become a Notary in one easy package.

Our Alabama Notary Packages include exactly what you need to meet state requirements and get prepared for your new role as a Notary Public.

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State-required bond, stamp, and more

Starting at $236, our Alabama Notary Packages bundle your state-required seal stamp and $50,000 Notary bond, plus access to our NNA Hotline for your entire four-year commission term.

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Hotline support included in every package

When you need help navigating a tricky or unfamiliar notarization, call our NNA Hotline experts for guidance in accordance with Alabama’s Notary laws and procedures.

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Submit your Alabama Notary application

Submit your completed Alabama Notary application, along with the application fee and a copy of your driver’s license, to your county’s Probate Office.

Your Notary journey starts here.

Get what you need to meet Alabama state requirements and succeed throughout your commission term with our support.

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What to know when applying to become a Notary in Alabama

What to know when applying to become a Notary in Alabama

  • Make sure you meet Alabama Notary requirements. You must be 18 or older, able to read and write English, live in the county where you are applying, and have no felony convictions. You must also not be currently undergoing bankruptcy or under an ongoing adjudication of incapacity.
  • Training is through the state. All applicants must complete a Notary training course prepared by the Alabama Probate Judges Association and the Alabama Law Institute. There is no Notary exam required.
  • It can take up to six weeks to get commissioned. Once approved, the Probate Office will send you your letter of appointment.
  • Want more info? Visit our detailed overview to learn how to become a Notary Public in Alabama.
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