To become a notary public in Arizona, you must be able to answer yes to all of these questions:

• Are you 18 years or older?
• Are you an Arizona resident?
• Are you a citizen, or a legal permanent resident of the United States?
• Have you not been convicted of a felony and have not had a notary commission revoked during the past 4 years?
  If you answered yes to all of the above, you’re halfway there!

Just follow these three simple steps to start the application process. You’ll get everything that’s required to become an Arizona notary public.

1. Order your surety bond, available below. (It is required by Arizona state law that you have this.) We will email you the bond and the notary application the same day.
2. Select one of the complete notary supply packages listed below. All our supplies are made in-house, come with a lifetime replacement guarantee, and comply with Arizona notary laws.
3. Mail your bond, your completed notary application, and a check for $43 to the Arizona Secretary of State. We will ship your supplies to you once you are approved as a notary.

   Get started!

   Select the bond and the package you want from below. Fill in your information, and then click “Add to Cart.”

   	Arizona 4-Year, $5,000 Notary Bond Via Email in 1 Day - $50.00
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   	Value Package I with Free 1-Year Membership to AAN Includes – Self-inking rectangular notary stamp - Item #201 Notary record book - Item #702 Free 1-year membership to AAN - A $19.00 value included with supply order at no additional cost
   Only $22.95
   	Value Package II with Free 1-Year Membership to AAN Includes – Self-inking rectangular notary stamp - Item #201 Notary record book - Item #702 Notary metal embosser - Item #501 Free 1-year membership to AAN - A $19.00 value included with supply order at no additional cost
   Only $37.95

   Notary Name
   County Name
   County Qualified in
   County Recorded In
   Bonding Company Name
   Business Name
   Business County
   District Name
   Residence County
   Appointment #
   Commission #
   Registration Number
   Notary I.D. #
   Expiration Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
   Appointment Expiration Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
   Municipality Name
   Island
   Parish
   Phone Number
   Town
   Work Street Address
   Street Address
   City
   Zip Code
   Effective Date
   Expiration Date
   Stamp Ink Color	Black Blue Red Green Purple
   Stamp Case Color	Blue Grey Mango Mint Red Yellow Lilac
   Round stamp or Metal embosser	Round Self-Inking Stamp Metal Embosser
   Affidavit or Acknowledgement	Affidavit Acknowledgement
   Ink Pad Color for item 201	Black Blue Red Green Violet
   Round Stamp Ink Color	Black Blue Red Green Purple
   Round Stamp Case Color	Grey Red Blue
   Embosser Finishing Color	Gold Chrome Black
   Embosser Finishing Color	Blue Black
   Ink Pad Color for item 201	Black Blue Red Green Violet
   Ink Pad Color for item 202	Black Blue Red Green Violet
   Insert Color	Gold for item 502 Chrome for item 501 and 503
   Pre ink stamp refill	Black Blue Red Green Violet
   Record Book Cover	Statue of Liberty Traditional (Brown Cover)
   Stamp Case Color	Grey Blue Red
   Notarial Certificate Type	Affidavit/Jurat Stamp Acknowledgment Stamp Certified Copy Stamp
   Record Book Cover	Lincoln Memorial Mount Rushmore Monument Statue of Liberty Twin Towers Leatherette Cover Stone Cover
   Impression Inker color	Black Blue Red
   Choose Color	Black Blue Red Green Purple
   Select From This List	MAILED URGENT CONFIDENTIAL DUPLICATE FILE COPY COMPLETED AIR MAIL COPY FIRST CLASS MAIL PAST DUE
   Color Pocket Stamp	Blue Red Grey
   Or From This List	POSTED VOID PAID APPROVED ORIGINAL PAST DUE FAXED PRIORITY FOR DEPOSIT ONLY RUSH
   Stamp Case Color	Grey Blue Red Mango Mint

   Important: Please enter in the fields above your information exactly as you intend to type or write them on your notary application.

   
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If you prefer to pay by check, mail us your completed order form and payment. We will mail you the bond and ship your supplies to you once you are approved as a notary.

IMPORTANT: The Secretary of State does not have an online system for accepting applications completed and submitted online.