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Become a Hawaii Notary

Trusted by commissioning authorities nationwide since 1957, the NNA makes becoming a Notary fast and worry-free.

Become a Notary Public in Hawaii

Three Easy Steps to Become a Hawaii Notary

  1. Obtain Your State-Required Bond, Official Seal and Supplies: Only the NNA gives you all you need — all in one place.

  2. Complete Your State-Required Application and Exam:  America’s leader is ready to assist you.

  3. Comply with State Law: Rely on us to provide everything you need to perform your duties properly.

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How to Become a Notary Public in Hawaii in Three Easy Steps

Step 1Obtain Your State-Required Bond, Seal and Supplies

The NNA will provide everything you need to become a Notary in Hawaii including your official seal stamp, $1,000 bond, record book and Notary Public sign. Download your step-by-step checklist to help you become a Hawaii Notary.

Step 2Complete Your State-Required Application and Exam

Download and complete your Hawaii Notary Public application. Print and sign your name exactly as you would like your commission to be issued. Mail your application, letters of justification and character, and filing fee to the State.

After approval of your application by the Hawaii Attorney General, completion of a written examination is required. When your application is approved you will be notified of your exam date, place and time.

Step 3 Become a Hawaii Notary Public

Immediately after you receive your Letter of Passing, fax the NNA a copy to 1-800-833-1211. We'll promptly send you your executed Notary bond and official seal stamp. Follow the instructions you received from the Attorney General's office to complete the commissioning process.

Let Us Guide You to Becoming a Hawaii Notary

 

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Requirements to Become
a Hawaii Notary

  • 18 years of age
  • State resident
  • U.S. citizen, U.S. national or permanent resident alien authorized to work in U.S.
  • Must read, write, speak, and understand English
  • Cannot be addicted to, dependent on, or a habitual user of narcotic, barbiturate,
    amphetamine, hallucinogen, opium, cocaine or other drugs or derivatives of
    similar nature

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Since 1957, we’ve helped MILLIONS to renew as Notaries,
more than any other organization in America.

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