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Florida notary bonds and errors and omissions insurance policies provided by this insurance agency, the American Association of Notaries, Inc., are underwritten by Western Surety Company (established 1900). Kal Tabbara is a licensed insurance agent in Florida.

Login; The Fastest and Easiest Way to Become or Renew a Florida Notary. Florida Notary Online provides an easy, accurate, fast and 100% online notary package including everything you need to renew or become a new notary in Florida! New Notary $79 * Renewing Notary $79 *

You must be an existing notary public, a civil-law notary appointed under chapter 118, or a commissioner of deeds appointed under part IV of chapter 721. Only those who are currently an active notary public may register to become an online notary public.

Notary Forms: Download the application packet and Change of Name form. Civil Law Notary: The Florida Civil Law Notary appointment is a program for Florida Attorneys. Office of the Governor Notary Section: See information from Florida's Executive Office of the Governor.

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Florida Notary Service provides online training to new and renewing notaries. Learn how to become a notary or renew your commission online.

Notary Public Misconduct Complaints . In Florida, notaries are public officers appointed by the Governor at his discretion. Under the Florida Constitution and Florida Statutes, it falls within the jurisdiction of the Governor’s Office to review complaints of misconduct against notaries and to take disciplinary action when deemed appropriate.

Notary Application Packet - The notary application packet in Acrobat PDF format is a single file which contains the necessary forms (DS-DE 77 Notary Public Application and DS/DE 76 Bond of Notary Public). Also Available: Amended Commission Request Notice of Name Change DS-DE 77A (29kb)

The Electronic Commerce bill enacted by the Florida Legislature, SB 1334, requires that "a first time applicant for a notary commission must submit proof that the applicant has, within one year prior to the application, completed at least three hours of interactive or classroom instruction, including electronic notarization, and covering the duties of the notary public.