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Notary Public - Texas Secretary of State A Traditional Notary Public is a public officer of the state commissioned by the Office of the Texas Secretary of State that administers oaths, takes acknowledgments, witness (es) signatures, and performs other duties as permitted by law, for paper (tangible) documents on how to Submit a Traditional Notary Application to become a Notary Public If you are completing an application submitted
Submit Renew an Online Notary Application - Texas Secretary of State Find Your Notary Profile You must already be a traditional Texas Notary Public with an active commission to apply to become an online notary If you have not yet linked your account history with our agency to your SOS Portal, follow the steps below once you have created an SOS Portal account before you begin the online commission application
Submit Renew a State Agency Employee Notary Application If you are an active Texas Notary Public or if you have ever been commissioned as a Texas Notary Public and want to renew your commission, the following steps show you how to link your account history once you have created an SOS Portal account This guide is not for applicants who are using a company to submit an application on your behalf
Submit Renew a Traditional Notary Application - Texas Secretary of State If you are an active Texas Notary Public or if you have ever been commissioned as a Texas Notary Public and want to renew your commission, the following steps show you how to link your account history once you have created an SOS Portal account This guide is not for applicants who are using a company to submit an application on your behalf
Frequently Asked Questions for Notaries Public - Texas Secretary of State + Do I need to return my Notary Public Commission to the Secretary of State's Office once it has been signed and notarized? + How do I renew my notary public commission? Please follow the instructions on the Submit or Renew an Application to become a Notary Public guide (PDF)
Submit or Renew a Traditional Notary Application Through Bonding Company Introduction This guide is for individuals who have given permission for a surety bonding company to submit on their behalf an Application for Appointment as a Texas Notary Public to be commissioned as a traditional notary public in the State of Texas This guide describes how the individual will receive notification from our office of their application approval rejection and guides the
Notary Portal Guide - Texas Secretary of State Notary Portal Guide To get started using the new Notary system, you must first Create an SOS portal account Ready to become a Notary Public? This video guide walks you through the simple steps to apply online or renew your commission
Notary Guide for Managing Your Commission - Texas Secretary of State Update Digital Certificate If you wish to update the digital certificate for your commission, you can do so by following the steps below 1 Click Manage Commission from the Notary Self Service options 2 At the prompt, What would you like to do? Select the Update Digital Certificate option and click Start