American Assoc. of Notaries - Become Arizona notary public

The Fast and Easy Way to Become an Arizona Notary Public -
from $25 for a 4-Year Notary Term.

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

Are you 18 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 not had a notary commission revoked during the past 4 years?

If you answered yes to all of the above, just follow these four simple steps to start the application process. You’ll get everything that’s required to become an Arizona notary public.

Order your 4-Year, $5,000 Arizona notary bond from the American Association of Notaries.

It is a state requirement that all new Arizona notaries public applicants provide a 4-year, $5,000 Arizona notary bond. The cost of the 4-year, $5,000 Arizona notary bond is only $25. Click on the “Add to Cart” button below to purchase the bond. To speed up the notary application commissioning process, we will email you the Arizona notary bond with complete instructions the same day if you order before 12:00 noon C.T.


	4-Year, $5,000 Arizona notary bond via email in 1-day	$25.00

	Your Cost:	$25.00
4-Year, $5,000 Arizona Notary Bond Via Email in 1-Day Added to Cart

Order your Arizona notary supplies from the American Association of Notaries.

Arizona notary law requires every notary to use a rectangular, dark-inked notary stamp on every notary certificate. The stamp impression should not be more than 1 ½ inches high and 2 ½ inches wide. All of our Arizona notary stamps, seals, and record books are made in-house, come with a lifetime replacement guarantee, and comply with Arizona notary laws. Select one of the complete Arizona notary supply package from below and then click on the "add to cart" button.


	Arizona notary self-inking rectangular stamp - Item #201	$15.95
	Arizona notary record book - Item #702	$8.95
	Free 1-year membership to AAN – A $19.00 value included with supply order at no additional cost	$19.00


	Arizona notary self-inking rectangular stamp - Item #201	$15.95
	Arizona notary record book - Item #702	$8.95
	Arizona notary metal embosser - Item #501	$21.95
	Free 1-year membership to AAN – A $19.00 value included with supply order at no additional cost	$19.00

A Total Value of: $41.90

Your Cost: ^$24^.95

A Total Value of: $61.85

Your Cost: ^$39^.95

Mail your completed Arizona notary application and notary bond to the state.

Mail your completed Arizona notary application and the notary bond you received via email from us to the Arizona Secretary of State's office address listed on the notary application with a $43 application fee. Follow the instructions listed on this page for proper completion. This is the fastest and easiest way to become an Arizona notary public.

Fax or email us a copy of your Arizona notary commission certificate.

When you are approved as a notary, email or fax a copy of your Arizona notary commission certificate to 1-800-721-2664 so we can prepare and ship your Arizona notary supply package.

Make the most of your business! Click here to shop for additional Arizona notary supplies.

If you prefer to pay by check, mail us your completed Arizona notary application, supply order form, and payment. We will review your application for accuracy and completeness before filing it with the Arizona Secretary of State's office. We will mail your supplies to you once you are approved as an Arizona notary public.

To receive an Arizona notary application by mail, email us at sales@usnotaries.com.

Notary Application

Application Instructions

Supply Order Form

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

Notary bonds and errors and omissions insurance policies provided by this insurance agency, American Association of Notaries, Inc., are underwritten by Western Surety Company, Universal Surety of America, or Surety Bonding Company of America, which are subsidiaries of CNA Surety. American Association of Notaries is owned by Kal Tabbara, a licensed insurance agent.

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