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National Notary Association

The one-stop shop for your Notary bond and supplies

We're more than just a bonding agency! Get your Alabama bond and Notary supplies, plus helpful how-to's, first rate service and unlimited support all in one place.

  1. Purchase your supplies

    Purchase your supplies

    Get your your bond, stamp, and other supplies you will need.

  2. Fill Out Your Alabama Notary Application

    Fill Out Your Alabama Notary Application

    Since application procedures vary, please contact the probate judge for your county.

  3. Complete the Process

    Complete the Process

    We'll give you easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions. 

What Our Customers
Are Saying

"Filling out and submitting my application was a breeze. The NNA took care of me, start to finish."

Robert G.

"Your system truly works. I have gotten my commission twice with you guys and it's always been easy."

Ana L.

"I love the NNA! I would be lost without the support I receive from them."

Nikki C.

Additional Resources

Checklist: Become an Alabama Notary Public

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

How to Contact Your Local Probate Judge

Contact the probate judge for your county to apply.

Why Choose the NNA for Your Alabama Notary Bond and Supplies

Choosing an Alabama Notary supply package through the NNA helps you meet the state's requirements for working as a commissioned Notary Public. Your package includes the state-required $25,000 Notary bond and journal. In addition, your package includes access to the NNA Hotline for the length of your AL Notary commission, where new Notaries can get live expert assistance on Notary procedures.

Alabama Notary licenses are appointed by probate judges in the various counties and are commissioned for 4 years. The bond must be filed and recorded by the probate judge before starting the duties of a Notary.

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