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Oregon Notary Public

Start your Oregon Notary journey with confidence. Our all-in-one Notary packages include your state-required training, journal, seal stamp, plus expert Notary Hotline support for total peace of mind.

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Start your Oregon Notary Commission with everything you need.

No need to hunt for your state-required training and supplies! Our all-inclusive Oregon Notary packages include everything you need to meet state requirements and take on your new role as an Oregon Notary Public.

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State-approved training included

All Oregon Notary packages include your state-required training. You can download your certificate of completion once you finish the course.

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Get your required supplies

Starting at $180, our Oregon Notary packages include your state-required Notary seal and journal, plus additional tools to help you confidently perform notarizations.

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Enjoy Unlimited NNA Hotline Support

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

Your Oregon Notary Journey Starts with One Package

Get your required training, journal, seal stamp, plus 4 years of expert Notary Hotline support to help you handle notarization questions with confidence.

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What to know when applying to become a Oregon Notary Public

What to know when applying to become a Oregon Notary Public

  • Confirm your eligibility. You must be at least 18 years old; a resident of or employed in Oregon; able to read and write English; not have been convicted within the past 10 years of a felony or a crime involving fraud, dishonesty, or deceit; and not have had a Notary commission revoked within the past 10 years.
  • Complete required training. You must take a state-approved Notary training course within six months before your exam.
  • Pass the required exam. Oregon requires applicants to pass an exam, which is included as part of the application process.
  • Submit your application. Complete the application and undergo a criminal background check upon submission.
  • Use required supplies. Oregon Notaries must use a rubber stamp ink seal and maintain a journal for all paper notarizations.
  • Know the commissioning authority. The Oregon Secretary of State (not the NNA) issues Notary commissions.
  • Learn more. See our detailed overview for step-by-step guidance on becoming a Notary Public in Oregon.
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