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How do I become a Nevada Notary Public? Here is some helpful information: Requirements to become a Nevada Notary Public: - Be 18 Years or older - Be a resident of Nevada - Posses your civil rights, a felon cannot be a notary - Cannot have had a notary commission revoked in another state How to become a Notary Public in Nevada: 1) You must complete the online notary training class through the Secretary of State’s training site and pass an exam. The Nevada notary training link can be found here: https://training.nvsos-training.com/ 2) You must also enter a bond to the State of Nevada in the sum of $10,000 (at a minimum). The bond is filed with the county clerk of the county in which you reside. You are then given your oath of public office and the clerk gives you a filing notice 3) You must submit an online notary application (signed by hand) with the original filing notice from the county, and submit the application fee of $35 plus the training fee of $45.00 to the Secretary of State 3) You must submit an online notary application (signed by hand) with the original filing notice from the county, and submit the application fee of $35 plus the training fee of $45.00 to the Secretary of State 4) Once your notary application is correctly processed, the Secretary of State will issue a Certificate of Appointment 5) Each notary must obtain a Nevada notary stamp for authenticating notarial acts. You will need a certified copy of your Certificate of Appointment to obtain a notary stamp. You must also maintain a journal of all transactions. Your application remains on file with the Secretary of State How long is my Notary Term in Nevada - Nevada notaries are commissioned for a term of 4 years Which Notary Supplies are required to be a Nevada Notary Public - A Nevada notary stamp is required - A Nevada notary seal is permitted. A seal impression inker may be purchased to darken the embossed impression. A notary seal is recommended as some notary clients will expect to see the raised seal. - Nevada notaries are required to keep a notary record book (Notary Journal) Nevada Notary Website https://www.nvsos.gov/sos/licensing/notary