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The one-stop shop for all your supply needs

Rely on us for first-rate service, supplies and helpful how-to's as you become a Vermont Notary.

  1. Complete your Vermont Notary application

    Complete your Vermont Notary application

    You're required to complete an oath of office form and application.

  2. Get supplies

    Get supplies

    Supplies are optional, but add convenience.

  3. Complete the process

    Complete the process

    We'll give you easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions. 

What Our Customers
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"Your system truly works. I have gotten my commission twice with you guys and it's always been easy."

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"I love the NNA! I would be lost without the support I receive from them."

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We help thousands of people a year become Notaries. Let us help you get your Vermont Notary Commission.

Additional Resources

Application Instructions

Read the instructions before starting your application.


Official Oath of Office Form

Take your oath before a duly commissioned Notary Public or Justice of the Peace.


Commission Application

Complete your application through the state website.


Checklist: Become a Vermont Notary Public

State requirements and step-by-step instructions on the Vermont Notary commission process.


Why Become a Vermont Notary with the NNA

When you become a Vermont Notary with the NNA, you get step-by-step guidance on the entire how-to-become process. We’ll walk you through Vermont state requirements and support you throughout your Notary commission with helpful tools like our live NNA Hotline, a resource thousands of Notaries use for expert guidance.

Begin the process to become a Vermont Notary and get everything you need, including your Notary journal, seal, and supplies.

The National Notary Association is not a commissioning authority. You are commissioned by the Vermont Secretary of State.

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