How to Become a Notary Public in Ohio
- Contact your local bar association to see what the procedure for notary applications is in your area.
- If allowed by the bar association. complete the Online Ohio Notary Training Course (not required)
- After you take the county test, the judge will recommend you for appointment to the Governor.
- After you are notified of your appointment, go to the County Clerk and file your oath and bond and receive your commission.
- Order your official stamp and/or seal. Also it is recommended to order a notary journal if you do not already have one.
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Ohio Notary Requirements
Commission Term: 5 years
Minimum Age: 18 years old
Residency: Resident or Non-resident OH Attorney
Stamp/Seal: Required
Journal: Recommended
Application Fee: Varies by county
Eligibility: No major convictions
Other: Be able to read and write English
Address:
Ohio Secretary of State
P.O. Box 1658
Columbus, OH 43216-1658
Phone: (614) 644-4559 or (614) 466-2566
Important Ohio Notary Links
Ohio State WebsiteOhio Notary Application
Ohio Apostilles
Ohio Notary Name Change
Ohio Notary Address Change
Ohio Notary Database
Ohio Notary Handbook
