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How to become a notary public in Nevada. Commission term: 4 years. Verified 2026-04-02. Data verified 2026-04-02. Source: LicenseMap (getlicensemap.com).
Notary Public
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4 years
Commission Term
before renewal
Yes
Education Required
online allowed
Yes
Exam Required
state exam
$10,000
Bond Required
surety bond
You must be a legal resident of Nevada (or maintain a place of business there), be at least 18 years old, and be able to read and write English. You cannot have a disqualifying criminal record.
Must enroll in and successfully complete the Nevada Notary Public Training Course. Online courses are accepted. Education cost: Included in $45 training/exam fee.
Must pass the Notary Commission Exam included with the training course. Administered by: Nevada Secretary of State.
Submit your application to the Nevada Secretary of State. Application fee: $35 (application) + $45 (training and exam).
Obtain a $10,000 surety bond. $10,000 surety bond filed with the county clerk where applicant resides. Bond cost: $50-$90.
Purchase an official notary stamp or seal that meets Nevada requirements. Typical cost: $20-$40. Total estimated startup cost: $150-$210.
Once approved, you will receive your notary commission, valid for 4 years. You can then begin performing notarial acts in Nevada. Remote online notarization (RON) is also permitted.
Minimum Age
18 years old
Residency
Must be a resident of Nevada.
Citizenship
U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident
Background Check
Not required
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Education
RequiredMust enroll in and successfully complete the Nevada Notary Public Training Course.
Online courses: Allowed
Exam
RequiredMust pass the Notary Commission Exam included with the training course.
Administered by: Nevada Secretary of State
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Surety Bond
Required$10,000
$10,000 surety bond filed with the county clerk where applicant resides.
Errors & Omissions Insurance
Not RequiredNot required.
Seal / Stamp
RequiredOfficial notary stamp required.
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
Application Fee | $35 (application) + $45 (training and exam) |
Bond Premium Approximate premium for $10,000 bond | $50-$90 |
Stamp / Seal Purchased from private vendors | $20-$40 |
Education Course Training and exam fee is $45 paid to SOS | Included in $45 training/exam fee |
Total Estimated Cost Application + training/exam + bond + seal | $150-$210 |
Use our licensing cost calculator to estimate your total investment including education and exam fees.
Complete Nevada Notary Public Training Course ($45)
Pass the Notary Commission Exam
Submit application with $35 fee to SOS
Take constitutional oath
Obtain $10,000 surety bond
File bond with county clerk
Receive commission
Purchase notary stamp
Commission Term
4 years
Renewal Process
Must complete training and exam again. Submit new application.
Renewal Fee
$35 (application) + $45 (training/exam)
Regulatory Board
Nevada was an early adopter of electronic notarization.
Additional Requirements
Must comply with Nevada's eNotary requirements.
What Makes Nevada Unique
Nevada requires a constitutional oath and was an early adopter of electronic notarization.
Nevada requires both training and an exam.
Must take constitutional oath per Nevada Constitution.
Nevada was an early adopter of electronic notarization.
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