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Alaska Notary Public Course

  • State Compliant
  • Fully Online
  • Extensive Resources
  • Practice Quizzes
  • Works on All Devices
  • Live Support

Full Course + Exam Resources:

$25.00

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Become a Certified Notary in Alaska

Our Alaska Online Notary Training Course provides the knowledge and skills needed to perform notarizations with accuracy and confidence. Learn Alaska-specific regulations, technology requirements, and best practices to ensure compliance and efficiency in your notarial duties.

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Steps to Become a Notary Public in Alaska

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Step #1

To become a notary in Alaska, you must be at least 18 years old, be a U.S. citizen or legal resident, reside in Alaska or have a principal place of business in the state, and have no felony convictions.
Meet Alaska Notary Eligibility Requirements
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Step #2

Applicants must complete the official Alaska Notary Public application through the Alaska Lieutenant Governor’s Office. The application requires personal information, employment details, and signatures from references.
Complete the Alaska Notary Public Application
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Step #3

Alaska requires all notary applicants to secure a $2,500 notary bond. This bond protects the public in case of financial loss due to notarial misconduct.
Obtain a Notary Bond
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Step #4

Once the application is completed and the notary bond is obtained, applicants must submit all required documents along with the state application fee to the Alaska Lieutenant Governor’s Office.
Submit Your Application, Bond, and Fee
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Step #5

After the application is approved, the Alaska Lieutenant Governor’s Office will issue an official Notary Commission Certificate, authorizing the applicant to perform notarial duties in the state.
Receive Your Notary Commission Certificate
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Step #6

Alaska notaries must obtain an official notary seal or stamp that meets state requirements. A notary journal is not legally required but is strongly recommended for keeping records of all notarizations performed.
Purchase a Notary Seal and Journal
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Step #7

Before performing notarial duties, all Alaska notaries must take an Oath of Office, affirming their commitment to following the laws and ethical standards of the profession.
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Meet Alaska Notary Eligibility Requirements

To become a notary in Alaska, you must be at least 18 years old, be a U.S. citizen or legal resident, reside in Alaska or have a principal place of business in the state, and have no felony convictions.

Complete the Alaska Notary Public Application

Applicants must complete the official Alaska Notary Public application through the Alaska Lieutenant Governor’s Office. The application requires personal information, employment details, and signatures from references.

Obtain a Notary Bond

Alaska requires all notary applicants to secure a $2,500 notary bond. This bond protects the public in case of financial loss due to notarial misconduct.

Submit Your Application, Bond, and Fee

Once the application is completed and the notary bond is obtained, applicants must submit all required documents along with the state application fee to the Alaska Lieutenant Governor’s Office.

Receive Your Notary Commission Certificate

After the application is approved, the Alaska Lieutenant Governor’s Office will issue an official Notary Commission Certificate, authorizing the applicant to perform notarial duties in the state.

Purchase a Notary Seal and Journal

Alaska notaries must obtain an official notary seal or stamp that meets state requirements. A notary journal is not legally required but is strongly recommended for keeping records of all notarizations performed.

Take the Oath of Office

Before performing notarial duties, all Alaska notaries must take an Oath of Office, affirming their commitment to following the laws and ethical standards of the profession.

Fully Online & State Compliant​

Our Alaska Notary Training Course is fully online, allowing you to learn at your own pace and on your schedule.

This course provides the essential knowledge and skills needed to perform notarial duties in Alaska while ensuring full compliance with state laws and regulations.

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Alaska Certificate of Completion

Upon successfully completing the Alaska Notary Training Course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.

This certificate serves as proof of your training and demonstrates your knowledge of Alaska notary laws and best practices. It may be required when applying for your notary commission or for record-keeping purposes.

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Student Reviews

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"This course was easy to follow and provided all the information I needed to understand Alaska's notary laws. Highly recommended for new notaries."
Carol F.
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"I wanted to make sure I was fully prepared before applying for my commission. This course gave me confidence in handling notarizations correctly."
Collin P.
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"Clear, well-structured, and informative. The course covered everything from legal requirements to best practices."
Jan F.
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"A great refresher for my notary renewal. I appreciated the updated information on Alaska’s Remote Online Notarization rules."
Jess S.
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"I was completely new to notarization, but this course explained everything step by step. I feel much more prepared now."
Pam B.

FAQs

Most Frequent Questions and Answers

A. The Alaska Notary Training Course is an online program designed to help new and renewing notaries understand Alaska’s notary laws, procedures, and best practices. This course ensures you have the necessary knowledge to perform notarizations correctly and in compliance with state regulations.

 

A. This course covers:

  • Alaska notary laws and regulations
  • Proper notarization procedures
  • Identifying signers and preventing fraud
  • Record-keeping best practices
  • Remote Online Notarization (RON) requirements in Alaska

 

A. The course is self-paced, allowing you to complete it on your schedule. Most students finish within a few hours, but you may take as much time as needed to fully understand the material.

 

 

A. Yes, upon successful completion, you will receive a Certificate of Completion verifying your training in Alaska notary laws and best practices. This certificate may be required when applying for your notary commission.

 

A. Yes, this course is beneficial for both new and renewing notaries. It provides up-to-date information on Alaska notary laws and serves as a refresher for experienced notaries.

 

A. No prior experience is necessary. This course is designed for both new notaries and experienced notaries looking to improve their knowledge and skills.

 

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