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In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
In this Section:
In this Section:
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission Reopens Submissions for Monument to the Unborn
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Identifies Over 1,000 Duplicate Voter Registrations Through One State, One Vote Initiative
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 2 Schedule
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- 2025 Sounds of the Season: Week 1 Schedule
- Secretary of State Cole Jester to Host 87th Annual Capitol Christmas Lighting Ceremony
- Candidate Filing Notice
- Rule Promulgation Notice
- Capitol Arts and Grounds Commission to Meet
- Capitol Arts & Grounds Commission to Meet
- Request for Qualifications: Mobile Emergency Alert System
- Arkansas State Capitol Police
- News & Notices
- Liberty Day
- Classroom Presentations
- Capitol Traveling Briefcases
- Franchise Tax
- Election Results
- Combatting Foreign Influence
- Report Petition Fraud
- Secretary Jester Announces Arkansas Ranked First for Election Integrity
- Cole Election Security
- Secretary of State Announces Temporary Waiver of Franchise Tax Late Fees and Interest Charges
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol HVAC Renovations
- Request for Qualifications: State Capitol Site Security Upgrades
- Request for Qualifications: Election Night Reporting Development
- Request for Qualifications 25-002: Digitizing Historical Documents and Records
- Request for Qualifications 25-005: Website Development
- Secretary of State Cole Jester Releases Election Security Review
- 2024 State Capitol Exhibits
- Jester Issues Secretarial Directive Ordering Review of Election Security Procedures
- Secretary Jester Establishes Business and Commercial Services Advisory Council
- Cole Jester Sworn In as Arkansas’ 35th Secretary of State
- The Arkansas State Capitol Police are hiring Certified Police Officers
- File Franchise Taxes
- Candidate Search
- 2023 State Capitol Exhibits
- Open Call for Exhibit Proposals
- Capitol Citation Application
- Arkansas Diamond Award Application
- Arkansas Traveler Application
- Certificate of Recognition Application
- 2022 State Capitol Exhibits
- I’ve been asked to partake in a deposition as a duty of my notarial office, am I allowed to do this?
- If I change my name or county of commission, do I have to get a new stamp, or can I just mark out the incorrect information from my old stamp and hand write the correct information?
- Does the notary need to complete all the blanks in the notarial certificate, or can they just sign their name and let the client fill in the rest afterwards?
- What do I put in the blank when I see wording similar to this? “Subscribed and sworn to before me, the undersigned notary public within and for the State of Arkansas and County of _.”
- What do I do if I lose my seal or it’s stolen?
- What qualifies as proper identification?
- I just gave notice at my job, and my supervisor instructed me to turn in my notary journal on my last day of work. Is this required?
- I’m not comfortable with this client or their document, must I notarize for everyone who comes to me?
- When notarizing a document, what do I put in the section that says: State of Arkansas, County of ?
- Can I notarize my own signature?
- I was sworn in at the courthouse and they signed my certificates, do I need to do anything after that?
- Is anything else needed in a notarization other than just my stamp and signature?
- Can I sign my signature in any color of ink?
- How often are changes made to Arkansas notary laws?
- I moved to Arkansas but I was a notary in my previous state, can I just transfer that commission to Arkansas?
- How do I file an official complaint against an Arkansas notary?
- What if I don’t want to be a notary anymore, can I resign my commission?
- Do I send the Secretary of State a copy of my surety bond or the original?
- How do I update changes to my information such as my name and/or address?
- If a notarial certificate is not originally part of the document, may I still notarize that document?
- Is there anything I cannot have on my notary stamp?
- If I use an embosser, do I have to use ink with it?
- What if I smear my seal while notarizing a document?
- What do I do if I make a mistake when notarizing a document?
- What is a certificate of acknowledgment? How do I properly complete one?
- May I notarize a document in a foreign language?
- May I notarize a handwritten document?
- May I notarize a document that was signed before being brought to me?
- Can I notarize a document if I witnessed it being signed over a webcam?
- May I notarize for a family member?
- Can I get my rubber stamp in any color?
- Are Arkansas notaries required to keep a journal or other record book?
- Where in Arkansas may I notarize documents?
- Do I have to get a new stamp when I renew my notary commission?
- My employer paid for my notary commission. Do I need to reimburse them or turn in my seal when I stop working there?
- What determines my county of commission?
- If somebody needs a copied and notarized birth certificate for their child, may a notary provide that?
- I received two commission certificates from the Secretary of State’s office. What do I do next?
- Why might an application be rejected?
- Who is eligible to become a notary public in Arkansas?
- Is training required for notaries in Arkansas?
- Does the state issue my notary stamp/seal?
- Where do I get my surety bond to become a notary?
- How early may I submit my renewal application for my notary commission?
- Can notary public applications be submitted online?
- Is an exam required to become a notary in Arkansas?
- On the application, do I need to know my commission number?
- What is the online notary management system and how do I use it?
- Past State Holidays
- What are the qualifications for those who were born outside of the U.S. to be able to vote in the state of Arkansas?
Locations
Arkansas Secretary of State Executive Office
State Capitol
500 Woodlane Avenue, Suite 256
Little Rock, AR 72201
501-682-1010
Business & Commercial Services (BCS)
Victory Building
1401 W. Capitol Avenue, Suite 250
Little Rock, AR 72201
888-233-0325 or 501-682-3409
corprequest
@sos.arkansas.gov
