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Utah Notary Public

Start your Utah Notary journey with confidence. Our Notary packages include your state-required Notary bond, stamp, journal, plus expert Hotline support.

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Everything you need, all in one package.

Get everything you need to meet state requirements and take on your new role as a Notary Public with a Utah Notary package. 

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Get everything you need in one place

All of our Utah Notary packages include your state-required $5,000 Notary bond, Notary seal stamp and journal, starting at just $127. 

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Enjoy Unlimited NNA Hotline Support

Our NNA Notary Hotline experts provide guidance to help you handle Utah notarizations with confidence - included in all packages!

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Complete the application process

Create an account on Utah.gov to complete your application and take the required Notary exam.

Your Utah Notary Journey Starts with One Package

Get your required bond and seal stamp, plus 4 years of expert Notary Hotline support to help you handle any notarization question with confidence.

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What to know when applying to become a Utah Notary Public

What to know when applying to become a Utah Notary Public

  • Confirm your eligibility. You must be at least 18 years old; a Utah resident or employed in the state for at least 30 days; able to read, write, and understand English; a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident; and free of any disqualifying offenses or license revocations.
  • Meet state requirements. Utah requires a $5,000 Notary surety bond and an official Notary seal.
  • Complete a background check. All applicants must submit a signed waiver to the Lieutenant Governor’s office. Your information is forwarded to the Department of Human Resource Management, which conducts the screening and reports the results back to the Lieutenant Governor.
  • Prepare for and pass the exam. Create an account on Utah.gov to complete your application and take the required exam. A passing score is 61 or higher. After completing the exam, you’ll pay the exam and application fees and your application will be submitted.
  • Allow time for processing. The application process typically takes about two weeks.
  • Know the commissioning authority. The Office of the Utah Lieutenant Governor (not the NNA) issues Notary commissions.
  • Learn more. See our detailed overview for step-by-step guidance on becoming a Notary Public in Utah.
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