What happens next?

How to become a notary in ohio
Determine your eligibility.
In ohio, notaries must be 18 years of age and legal residents of the state. You also cannot have had a previous notary commission revoked, as this makes you ineligible.

pick from the following. + The ncpis (supreme court), district attorney, and the state impeachment commission (ptcm) all have notaries you can work with. Whatever notaries you apply for is a must.. + In ohio, you must have a marriage license and live in the state for the first five years of your life. You must have a valid proof of your marriage, such as a marriage license or a marriage certificate.. + Notaries must also have been licensed by the child labor administration to restrain a child in good faith prior to starting a service. Take your information into the nearest notary shop.. + Having a criminal record could make it harder to become a notary, as notaries are expected to be highly law-abiding citizens. If you are not a legal resident of ohio, you can still become a notary if you are an attorney who practices law in the state..
Having a criminal record could make it harder to become a notary, as notaries are expected to be highly law-abiding citizens. If you are not a legal resident of ohio, you can still become a notary if you are an attorney who practices law in the state.