Alaska Notary Public Office
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The Capitol building is now open to the public. If you require Authentication/Apostille services and would like to come to our Juneau office in person, please call and schedule an appointment prior to your visit. To schedule an appointment, contact our office at (907) 465-4081. For general inquiries about Lt. Governor’s office services, please call our front desk at (907) 465-3520.
2021 Updated Notarial Statutes
AS OF JANUARY 1, 2021 – HB 124 GOES INTO EFFECT. UPDATED STATUTES REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:
*Please see more information on our Updated Notarial Capabilities page.
Alaska Notary Public Application Process
There are two ways to apply for a Regular or Limited Governmental Notary Commission
PLEASE NOTE: A Regular Notary Commission expires after 4 years. If you have previously held a commission you are still required to submit an updated commission application, bond, and payment to renew your commission.
APPLY ONLINE:
APPLY BY MAIL:
COMMISSION APPROVAL:
Once we receive all required forms and payment either online or by mail, we will review your application and contact you by email if there are any problems. When your application has been approved, you will receive an automated approval email containing a digital copy of your certificate and the Alaska Notary Statutes. A physical certificate will be mailed to the publicly available address provided on your application within two weeks of approval. After your commission is approved, you may acquire your notary supplies and begin performing notarizations. Our office does not provide notary supplies.
**Commissioned Notaries who would like to perform remote online notarizations (RONs) MUST submit a written request to the Notary administrator. See the Guidance on Implementing Notarizations for Remotely Located Individuals for steps to submit a request.