Get ready to become a New York Notary Public with our all-in-one online training course. In this course, you’ll gain the essential knowledge and skills to succeed in your notary role and serve your community with confidence and professionalism.






Our comprehensive New York Notary Training Course is fully online, allowing you to study at your own pace and on your own schedule.
This course provides everything you need to confidently and successfully perform notary duties in New York, while preparing you to meet state standards and expectations.
The New York Notary Public Certificate of Completion highlights your commitment to mastering the essential skills and knowledge needed to perform notary duties with confidence and professionalism.
This certificate is a valuable step in your journey to becoming a notary and demonstrates your readiness to take on the responsibilities of a New York notary public.






A: To become a New York Notary Public, you must be at least 18 years old, a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, reside or work in New York, and have no felony convictions.
A: Yes, you must pass the New York Notary Public exam. This multiple-choice exam tests your knowledge of notary laws and procedures. A passing score is required for commission approval.
A: A New York Notary Public commission is valid for four years. After that, you must renew your commission by submitting a renewal application and fee to the Department of State.
A:New York Notaries must have an official stamp or seal that complies with state regulations and a notary journal to record all notarial acts for accurate recordkeeping.
A:Yes, New York allows notaries to perform remote notarizations using audio-visual communication technology, but you must follow state rules and use approved platforms.
A: New York Notaries can charge $2 for most notarial acts, such as acknowledgments and jurats. Additional fees may apply for travel, if agreed upon with the client in advance.
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