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Vermont Notary Public

Everything first-time Notaries need to notarize with confidence can be found in our Vermont Notary packages.

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Protect your notarizations: A notary stamp and journal help deter fraud, create a clear record of each notarization, and protect your work if it’s ever questioned.

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Limit financial liability: Errors & Omissions insurance helps protect you from covered claims related to unintentional notarial mistakes.

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Get expert guidance: Our Notary Hotline is available to you throughout your 2-year commission term for support on unfamiliar documents or tricky situations.

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Vermont Notary Packages

Choose Your Vermont Notary Supply Package

Complete

$170

Standard

$107

Basic

$69

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Official Notary Seal Stamp
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2 Year Hotline Subscription
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Basic Journal with Privacy Guard
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Vermont $25,000 2-Years E&O Insurance
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Vermont $25,000 1-Year E&O Insurance
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The NNA Hotline delivers real-time guidance from experienced professionals.
Navigate unfamiliar or tricky notarizations with confidence. (Included in every package.)

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What to know when applying to become a Vermont Notary Pubic

  • Confirm your eligibility. You must be at least 18 years old; a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident; a Vermont resident or employed in Vermont; and not disqualified by law.
  • Complete your oath of office. Fill out the oath form and have it notarized by a Vermont Notary.
  • Submit your application. Create an account on the Office of Professional Regulation website, complete the application, upload your notarized oath of office, and pay the $30 fee.
  • Know the commissioning authority. The Vermont Secretary of State (not the NNA) issues Notary commissions.
  • Allow time for processing. The North Dakota Secretary of State (not the NNA) is the commissioning authority. The full process typically takes four to six weeks, depending on application processing time and applicant availability.
  • Want more info? Visit our detailed overview to learn how to become a Notary Public in Vermont.

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Bonds and E&O policies are issued by Merchants Bonding Company (Mutual). NNA Insurance Services, LLC (California License #0668915) is the agent for all bonds and policies. The coverage under any issued policy will be determined solely by that policy’s terms and conditions, regardless of anything stated here to the contrary. Your commission number, if applicable, and the dates your commission starts and ends are required to activate your policy.

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