Georgia Notary Public Forms
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- *For the online application make sure your county is applicable by viewing the list.
A Notary Public in Georgia is one who is commissioned by the Clerk of Superior Court in their county of residence to perform notarial duties and to perform as an unbiased witness to parties within the state of Georgia. Find your clerk by typing in your county in the search bar.
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- Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- Must be a citizen or a legal resident of the US.
- Must be a provable legal resident of the county within the state of Georgia that you live in. If you live in a bordering state and work inside the state you must have a provable workplace.
- Must have and have proof of an operational telephone number at the time of application.
- Must be able to read and write in the English language.
How to Become a Notary in Georgia
Step 1 – Complete An Application – Once you have completed your application, take it to the Clerk of Superior Court in the county where you reside.
- Traing Classes – Notary education is not required but is recommended.
Step 2 – Pay Fees and Take Your Oath – When you arrive at the office of the Clerk of Superior Court you will be asked to pay your fee of $37.00. You will then take your Notarial Oath of Office.
Step 3 – Certificate of Appointment – After you’ve completed your Oath of Office, the Clerk’s office will then proceed to issue your Certificate of Appointment.
Step 4 – Purchase Notary Supplies – Now that you’ve received your notary appointment you may order your notary seal and supplies and begin your business as a Georgia Notary Public.
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