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The process to renew your notary commission is exactly the same as the application process to obtain your first appointment. The application form and bond are the same and all the required information must be submitted. See sections 117.01(2) and (6), Florida Statutes. Training is not mandated for renewal of your notary commission.
The State does not notify you prior to the expiration of your notary commission. However, if your current commission is bonded through the American Association of Notaries, we will mail renewal forms to you in time to avoid a lapse in commission. If you are a member of our Association, your automatic calendar notification will alert you to the pending expiration of your commission. Submit your application for renewal about two months in advance of your expiration date, or earlier if your application will require special review by the Governor’s Office. That should be ample time for processing to ensure that there is no break in service. Continue using your current notary seal through the end of your current commission. If you are reappointed, you must not use your new notary seal until the first day of your new commission. Destroy your old seal to prevent its misuse.
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