Common questions

How do I schedule a notary exam in NY?

How do I schedule a notary exam in NY?

Exam Scheduling Procedure To schedule your exam, email [email protected] and follow the instructions below. Note: Requests without the information above cannot be processed.

Where do you take the notary exam in NY?

Where can I take the Notary Public exam in NY? Exams are administered at various locations throughout the state and are provided regularly in the following cities: Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo, Franklin Square, Hauppauge, New York City, Plattsburgh, Rochester, Syracuse and Utica.

What do I have to do to become a notary public?

While procedures differ from state to state, the general steps to become a Notary are:

  1. Make sure you meet all of your state’s qualifications.
  2. Complete and submit an application.
  3. Pay the state’s filing fee.
  4. Get training from an approved education vendor (if applicable).
  5. Pass a state-administered exam (if applicable).

How do you get a notary license in New York?

Meet the state’s eligibility requirements (see below). Learn New York’s Notary Public License Law. Review test center policies. Bring your ID, the $15 fee and provide your thumbprints. Pass the one-hour NYS Notary Exam. Receive your test “pass slip” in the mail. Complete the state application. It includes your oath of office that must be notarized.

Is there a notary in New York?

New York notaries can perform their duties throughout the state in any city or county. The function of a notary is imperative to certain legal proceedings and written transactions. A New York notary serves as an official witness to the signature of deeds, bills of sale, powers of attorney and many other types of agreements.

What is notary public examination?

The Notary Public test is a 50-minute exam that has 30 multiple choice questions. A Notary Public is appointed by each state’s Secretary of State, governor or lieutenant governor, and authorized to affirm contracts and documents for validity.