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Connecticut Notary Starter Kit: Online Exam, $120 Application, Town Clerk Oath, $10 Fee Cap and Remote Limits
Connecticut's exam sits inside the online application and you must answer every question right. After that, the oath goes on record at your town clerk within 30 days. Remote acts are allowed, but not for real estate closings.
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Who it is for
Connecticut residents and people whose main business is in Connecticut applying on eLicense, new notaries recording their oath with a town clerk, and notaries weighing remote acts.
Why it is different
- Uses the Secretary of the State's Manual, Rev. 2026-1, and the July 2026 fee change.
- Flags the documents Connecticut bars from remote notarization, including real estate closings.
- Separates what the law requires from what the Secretary only recommends.
What is inside
- eLicense application, exam and town clerk oath. Who qualifies, the jurat and character forms, the all-correct exam, the $120 fee and the 30-day town clerk recording.
- $10 cap, two-document ID and optional seal. C.G.S. 3-95 fees after July 2026, the 3-94a ID definitions, the recommended journal, and seal format if you use one.
- Remote acts, closing exclusion and notario rule. 3-95b identity and delivery steps, documents you may not notarize remotely, and 3-95a(b).
- Application-to-oath checklist. Forms, eLicense, approval, oath, town clerk and renewal window.
- Connecticut fee planner. The $120 application and $20 recording fee filled in, with blanks for optional supplies.
- Recommended log pages. Pages following the Manual's suggested entries, with remote columns.
A look inside
The first pages, as you will get them
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Connecticut Notary Starter Kit
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Delivered as a zip of editable Word files and printable PDFs. For one business, your own use. General information and templates, not legal, tax or accounting advice. General information from the Connecticut General Statutes and the Secretary of the State, not legal advice. Confirm with the Secretary of the State's office. MCC Solutions has no affiliation with the State of Connecticut. Payment is handled by Stripe. If a file will not open or something looks wrong, reply to your order email and we will make it right.
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