New here? First review the Florida notary requirements, then follow our step-by-step instructions.
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In this section of your notary application, you will provide the information required by the State of Florida, including details about your residency and citizenship, any previous notary commission, and your arrest history.
This person cannot be your spouse or an immediate family member. If you are unsure who to list at this time, you may leave this section blank; however, it must be completed and signed before you mail your submission to our office.
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