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Notary Public

Illinois law requires all Notaries to purchase and maintain a $5,000 or $30,000 - if performing Remote Notarization by Audio-Video Communication -  Notary surety bond for the duration of their 4-year commission. The Office of Risk Management provides assistance to 桃色视频 employees seeking a Notary surety bond to obtain Notary Public status for university business. 


Important Updates

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Application Process

 Prior to starting the application process, review the for important information.

Step 1: Complete an Application.

Obtain and complete the notary application from the website.

Step 2: Upload Your Application.

Scan and upload your completed application here for initial processing by the Office of Risk Management and Include a university chart string to cover the required fees.

Fees
Total $40.00
$5,000 Surety Bond Fee $25.00
$30
Illinois Secretary of State Application Fee $15.00

Step 3: Mail Your Application.

Send the original completed application with a legible photocopy of your driver's license or state ID card to the Office of Risk Management. The Secretary of State only accepts applications and surety bonds with an original signature.

Step 4: Record Your Commission

Once you've obtained your commission from the Secretary of State, notify Risk Management by Recording Your Commission.

Additional Information

It can take 4 to 8 weeks for the Secretary of State to process the Notary Public Application.

The County Clerk’s office, in the county where you reside or are employed, will send a letter of receipt of your commission and require you to pay a $5 (if done in-person) or $10 fee (if done via mail) before the county clerk is able to deliver the commission. You must register your commission within 30 days of receiving confirmation from the County Clerk’s office. The Office of Risk Management must be notified of the effective date of your commission after you have registered with the county clerk

 

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