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  1. An Arizona notary applicant moves to a different county within Arizona during the application review period. What effect does this have on the pending application?

    Answer: No action is required because county of residence does not affect an Arizona notary commission

    Arizona notary commissions are statewide and not county-specific, so moving within Arizona does not affect a pending or active commission.

  2. Which of the following would most likely result in the denial of an Arizona notary application?

    Answer: Having an unrestored felony conviction

    An applicant with a felony conviction whose civil rights have not been restored does not meet Arizona's eligibility requirements and would be denied.

  3. What is the length of an Arizona notary public's commission term?

    Answer: 4 years

    An Arizona notary commission is valid for four years from the date of issuance.

  4. When must an Arizona notary applicant take the oath of office?

    Answer: After receiving the commission certificate from the Secretary of State

    The oath of office is administered after the Secretary of State approves the application and issues the commission certificate.

  5. An Arizona notary applicant changes their legal name after submitting the application but before receiving their commission. What should they do?

    Answer: Notify the Secretary of State promptly so the commission reflects the correct legal name

    Applicants should notify the Secretary of State of any name change during the application process so that the commission certificate is issued with the correct legal name.

  6. A person who holds an active notary commission in another U.S. state moves to Arizona and wants to be commissioned as an Arizona notary. What must they do?

    Answer: Complete a full Arizona notary application, including bond, as a new applicant

    Arizona does not have a reciprocity program; anyone seeking an Arizona commission must complete the full application process regardless of commissions held elsewhere.

  7. Which of the following is a required element of a completed Arizona notary application?

    Answer: Proof of a surety bond in the required amount

    A surety bond in the required amount ($5,000) must accompany the completed Arizona notary application.