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Florida Notary Renewal for $119*

2 Easy Steps to Begin Your Renewal

Complete an online renewal application
If you prefer, you can PRINT IT NOW and complete it by hand.
Return your notary forms to our Florida office for processing:
10 business days or less – fastest in the industry!

How to Renew Your Notary Commission Online

Because the State of Florida doesn’t automatically renew your notary or provide notices of expiration, you’ll need to act quickly if your commission is expiring soon. We can help! Renewing your notary commission with Florida Notary is quick, simple, and affordable.

Renewing before the lapse of your notary commission eliminates the risk of extra hassle and lets you continue providing notary services without interruption.

→ Complete the online application and submit it to our office for processing four months prior to your expiration date.

→ Pay the $39 State Filing Fee (included in our package)

→ Purchase the $7,500 Notary Bond (included in our package)

→ Purchase a new Official Self-Inking Stamp (included in our package)

Upon completion of the steps above, you will receive your notary commission certificate and stamp in approximately 10 business days.

Renewing your notary commission with Florida Notary is quick, simple, and affordable at $119. Our all-inclusive notary package covers everything mentioned above with no hidden fees.

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Florida Notary Renewal Package

$119* for 4 Years

Everything listed below is in our all inclusive notary package – which meets state requirements, with no hidden fees.

Official Self-Inking Stamp
Required $7,500 Notary Bond
Notary Commission Certificate
State Filing Fee

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*Fast, Flat Rate Shipping for Only $7!

Are you ready to go? Contact Florida Notary Association today to begin your notary renewal process.

Florida Notary Public Renewal Checklist

Do you have everything you need for your notary renewal? Use this checklist as your guide:

☐ Step One: Submit your notary renewal application and pay for the service.

☐ Step Two: Print all your paperwork and sign in the appropriate spots. Make sure to double-check that all your information is accurate to avoid delays.

☐ Step Three: Mail all your paperwork to Florida Notary Association.

Customer Testimonials

“Customer service like this doesn’t exist anymore! My husband’s notary stamp had expired, and he needed a quick turn-around on a renewal as a dear friend was getting married and needed his services. Trying to make anything happen quickly and correctly is next to impossible. After several searches online and multiple phone calls locally, we hit pay dirt when we called Florida Notary Association and had the luck of speaking with Eatha (sorry, not sure on her spelling)! She was outstanding!” – Cathy S.

“The entire process was conducted with utmost professionalism, and the procedural aspects were efficiently streamlined. I am pleased to announce that I have successfully obtained the status of a notary public and am now a proud member of the Florida Notary Association!” – Anthony G.

“We chose to use Florida Notary Association over all the other choices based on reviews and location. We are VERY glad we did! They were incredibly professional, fast, and accommodating. We were in a time crunch and they were able to get our application approved and stamp produced in less than one week. Thank you! Highly recommended!!!” – Clint J.

Questions About Florida Notary Application Renewal?

Learn more about the notary renewal process, including state requirements.

If you have additional questions about notary renewals, contact Florida Notary Association today. We will help get your questions answered so you can be on your way to a timely renewal.

Frequently Asked Questions About Florida Notary Renewals

Yes, you can fill out your Florida notary renewal paperwork online as long as you currently hold a Florida notary commission. However, you will still need to print, sign, and mail in your completed form.

Here is more detailed information about the Florida notary application and how to get started.

If you would prefer to talk to a professional in person, feel free to call or visit us during our normal business hours. Our caring and knowledgeable staff is always ready to help you through the Florida notary renewal process from start to finish.
Your commission can’t be renewed more than 60 days before its expiration date, but the renewal process may take more time, so it’s best to get started with your Florida notary renewal four months before your commission expires.
If you processed your application through Florida Notary Association, we’ll be able to give you the most accurate status of your application. Contact our staff for an update.
If you let your notary stamp expire, you will need to cease any notarization work until it has been renewed.