Feedback and Next Steps

Dear ,

Congratulations on completing your California Notary Public Education Course! This is a significant step towards becoming a commissioned notary.

We hope you found the course informative and helpful. If you enjoyed your experience with NotaryRoute, we’d appreciate your help in spreading the word by leaving feedback and a rating. Hope we’ve earned your 5-star rating!

Log Your Feedback:

• Groupon Buyers: Share your experience on Groupon to help others make informed decisions.
• Kindly Rate Us on Google: Please share your feedback at the following LINK.
• All Buyers: Watch for an email from Trustpilot to provide another review. Your feedback guides fellow students and supports our growth.

Any Suggestions?

We value your input! Email us at service@NotaryRoute.com with suggestions or comments to enhance our program. Your opinion matters to us!

Now, let’s get you commissioned! Here are the remaining steps to becoming a California Public Notary:

1. Pass the California Notary Public Exam:

   • Register for the exam administered by CPS HR Consulting.
     • You can register online at notary.cpshr.us or by calling them at (916) 263-3520.
   • Prepare for the exam by studying the relevant laws and regulations pertaining to notary services in California.

2. Submit Your Application:

   • Obtain a California Notary Public application form.
   • Fill out the application completely and accurately.
   • Include all required documents along with the application fee.

3. Undergo a Live Scan Background Check:

   • Schedule a Live Scan fingerprinting appointment at a designated location.
   • The Live Scan will electronically submit your fingerprints to the Department of Justice for a background check.

4. Obtain a Surety Bond:

   • Purchase a $15,000 surety bond from a licensed bonding company.
   • The surety bond protects the public against any financial wrongdoing by the notary.

5. File Your Commission Packet:

   • Once you pass the background check, you will receive a commission packet from the California Secretary of State.
   • This packet will include your notary public commission and instructions on how to file it with the county clerk.

6. File Your Bond and Oath of Office:

   • File the surety bond and oath of office with the county clerk within 30 days of receiving your commission packet.

7. Purchase Notary Supplies:

   • Obtain a notary public journal and notary public seal from an authorized vendor.
   • You may also want to consider purchasing error and omission (E&O) insurance for additional protection.

By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a commissioned California Public Notary!

Best regards,
The NotaryRoute Team
service@NotaryRoute.com
NotaryRoute.com

Reply “unsubscribe” or “opt-out” to stop receiving emails from NotaryRoute.com.