
How to Become a Notary in Nevada
How to Become a Notary in Nevada
Becoming a Notary Public in Nevada is a great way to provide professional services and generate additional income. Hereβs everything you need to know to start your commission journey in the Silver State.

π Nevada Notary Process
Take a 3-hour online training through the Secretary of State's Notary Division
Pass the Notary exam
Purchase a $10,000 surety bond
File your bond with your county clerk to get your Filing Notice
Submit your application, training certificate, and filing notice via the SilverFlume portal
Buy your official Notary stamp using your Certificate of Appointment
Purchase a Notary journal and fee schedule
Optional: Get E&O insurance for extra protection
π° Cost Breakdown
Item Estimated Cost
Application Fee $35
Training & Exam (SOS) $45
County Filing Fees Varies
Surety Bond ($10,000) Varies by provider
Notary Stamp $20β$40
Notary Journal & Fee Schedule $25β$60
Total Estimate $125β$200+
β±οΈ Processing Time
Expect your commission to be processed in 3β4 weeks after submission through the SilverFlume portal.
π§Ύ Nevada Notary Eligibility
At least 18 years old
A Nevada resident or resident of bordering state with Nevada employment
Must have civil rights restored if previously convicted
Cannot currently hold a federal public office
π§ Training & Exam
Required 3-hour online training through the NV Secretary of State
Must pass the exam to move forward with your commission
π οΈ Required Notary Supplies
Ink stamp seal with commission info
Tamper-proof journal
Fee schedule visibly posted
Optional but recommended: Errors & Omissions Insurance (E&O)
π Where You Can Notarize
You may perform notarial acts anywhere in Nevada.
πββοΈ Who You Can Notarize For
Any member of the public, except:
Yourself
Your spouse
Immediate family (blood or domestic)
Anyone whose documents present a conflict of interest
π΅ What Nevada Notaries Can Charge
$7.50 to $75 depending on the act
Additional travel fees must be pre-agreed
Marriage ceremonies: up to $75
π Renewing Your Commission
The renewal process is the same as the initial:
Take the 3-hour training
Pass the exam
Reapply through SilverFlume
π Remote Online Notarization (RON) in Nevada
RON is legal in Nevada since 2018. To register:
Hold an active traditional commission
Follow the Secretary of Stateβs RON guide
Use an approved RON platform and journal
π Start Your Notary Journey with Confidence
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