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Kansas Notary

Get everything you need to renew without the guesswork. We’ll guide you through the renewal process and help you meet Kansas state requirements.

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Notary Renewal Packages Built for Your Next Kansas Commission

Everything you need to meet state requirements and move into your next term with confidence.

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Get your bond and supplies together

Our Kansas Notary packages include your state required $12,000 Notary bond and seal stamp, with the option to add a new record keeping Notary journal, starting at $147.

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Enjoy four years of NNA Hotline access with any package you choose. When questions come up, our experts provide guidance to help you handle Kansas notarizations with confidence.

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Checklist: Kansas Notary Commission Renewal Process

Checklist: Kansas Notary Commission Renewal Process

Review the state requirements and step-by-step instructions to renew your Kansas Notary commission.

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What to know when renewing your Kansas Notary Commission.

What to know when renewing your Kansas Notary Commission.

  • When to start. The Kansas Secretary of State allows you to apply for renewal 90 days before your current commission expires.
  • Meet state requirements. Kansas requires a $12,000 Notary surety bond, an official Notary seal, and a Notary journal.
  • Complete your application. Submit your application online or by mail. You must take your application to a Kansas Notary, who will administer your oath of office, sign it, and affix their Notary seal.
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