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• Alabama
  Notaries are commissioned by the judge of probate in your county, and the Alabama Secretary of State.
• Alaska
  Notaries are commissioned by the Alaska Office of the Lieutenant Governor, notary office.
• Arizona
  Notaries are commissioned by the Arizona Secretary of State, Business Services.
• Arkansas
  Notaries are commissioned by the Arkansas Secretary of State.
• California
  Notaries are commissioned by the California Secretary of State, Notary Public Section.
• Colorado
  Notaries are commissioned by the Colorado Secretary of State.
• Connecticut
  Notaries are commissioned by the Connecticut Secretary of the State.
• Delaware
  Notaries are commissioned by the Delaware Secretary of State, Notary Public Section.
• District of Columbia
  Notaries are commissioned by the DC Office of Notary Commissions and Authentications (ONCA).
• Florida
  Notaries are commissioned by the Governor's Notary Section and the Florida Department of State.
• Georgia
  Notaries are commissioned by the Clerk of Superior Court in your county, or GSCCCA.
• Hawaii
  Notaries are commissioned by the Hawaii Department of the Attorney General, Notary Public Office.
• Idaho
  Notaries are commissioned by the Idaho Secretary of State.
• Illinois
  Notaries are commissioned by the Illinois Secretary of State.
• Indiana
  Notaries are commissioned by the Indiana Secretary of State.
• Iowa
  Notaries are commissioned by the Iowa Secretary of State.
• Kansas
  Notaries are commissioned by the Kansas Secretary of State.
• Kentucky
  Notaries are commissioned by the Kentucky Secretary of State, and your county clerk.
• Louisiana
  Notaries are commissioned by the Louisiana Secretary of State, Notary Division.
• Maine
  Notaries are commissioned by the Maine Secretary of State.
• Maryland
  Notaries are commissioned by the Maryland Secretary of State, Notary Division.
• Massachusetts
  Notaries are commissioned by the Governor's Council and the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
• Michigan
  Notaries are commissioned by the Michigan Department of State, Office of the Great Seal.
• Minnesota
  Notaries are commissioned by the Minnesota Secretary of State.
• Mississippi
  Notaries are commissioned by the Mississippi Secretary of State.
• Missouri
  Notaries are commissioned by the Missouri Secretary of State.
• Montana
  Notaries are commissioned by the Montana Secretary of State.
• Nebraska
  Notaries are commissioned by the Nebraska Secretary of State.
• Nevada
  Notaries are commissioned by the Nevada Secretary of State.
• New Hampshire
  Notaries are commissioned by the New Hampshire Secretary of State.
• New Jersey
  Notaries are commissioned by the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services.
• New Mexico
  Notaries are commissioned by the New Mexico Secretary of State.
• New York
  Notaries are commissioned by the New York Department of State, Division of Licensing Services.
• North Carolina
  Notaries are commissioned by the North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State.
• North Dakota
  Notaries are commissioned by the North Dakota Secretary of State.
• Ohio
  Notaries are commissioned by the Ohio Secretary of State.
• Oklahoma
  Notaries are commissioned by the Oklahoma Secretary of State.
• Oregon
  Notaries are commissioned by the Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division.
• Pennsylvania
  Notaries are commissioned by the Pennsylvania Department of State, Office of Notaries, Commissions and Legislation.
• Rhode Island
  Notaries are commissioned by the Rhode Island Department of State, Business Services Division.
• South Carolina
  Notaries are commissioned by the South Carolina Secretary of State.
• South Dakota
  Notaries are commissioned by the South Dakota Secretary of State.
• Tennessee
  Notaries are commissioned by the Tennessee Secretary of State, and your County Clerk.
• Texas
  Notaries are commissioned by the Texas Secretary of State, Notary Public Unit.
• Utah
  Notaries are commissioned by the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Office.
• Vermont
  Notaries are commissioned by the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation.
• Virginia
  Notaries are commissioned by the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
• Washington
  Notaries are commissioned by the Washington State Department of Licensing, Notary Public Program.
• West Virginia
  Notaries are commissioned by the West Virginia Secretary of State, Notary Division.
• Wisconsin
  Notaries are commissioned by the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (DFI).
• Wyoming
  Notaries are commissioned by the Wyoming Secretary of State.

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In New Jersey, you can also see recruiting by county. Notary commission guides for each state are at how to become a notary, by state.

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