Notary Public

Course Description

This 8-hour course meets state requirements for certification as a Notary Public.  Required for anyone interested in becoming a Notary Public for the first time, or for those who need to refresh their skills. For additional information on becoming a Notary Public in North Carolina, visit the state website at www.sosnc.gov

Pre-Requisites

None

Requirements

• Notary Public Guidebook for North Carolina is required. (Available at the SPCC bookstore) – Read before class!
• Current drivers license for identification
• North Carolina statutes require that Notary Publics must be at least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or GED.
• A convicted felon is not eligible to obtain a notary license in North Carolina.
• The NC Secretary of State requires all candidates to speak, read, and write in English and present a valid government photo ID to be admitted to the course.

Cost

$81.40 plus book cost

Books

Notary Public Guidebook for North Carolina

• SPCC’S Bookstore  www.spcc.edu/bookstore
• Online at www.sos.unc.edu
• Email sales@sos.unc.edu
• Call 919-966-4119
• Contact a bookstore

WARNING: COUNTERFEIT NOTARY MANUAL.  A COUNTERFEIT NOTARY MANUAL IS BEING SOLD ONLINE.  YOU CAN PURCHASE THE NC SECRETARY OF STATE’S AUTHORIZED EDITION ONLINE AT THE UNC SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT OR IN PERSON AT YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOOKSTORE.

In-Person Upcoming Courses

Wednesday, Jan. 5th, 2022 TFC

Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 2022, TFC

Wednesday, Feb. 23rd, 2022, LTC

Wednesday, Mar. 23rd, 2022, TFC

Wednesday, April 20th, 2022, TFC

Friday, May 27th, 2022, TFC

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Course Description

This 3-hour course meets state requirements for certification as an Electronic Notary Public. For additional information on becoming an eNotary Public in North Carolina, visit the state website at www.sosnc.gov

Pre-Requisites

Current NC Notary Public

Requirements

None

Cost

$65.00 registration fee, includes book

Books

Included

Upcoming Courses

Tuesday, October 5th, 2021 9am -12pm, Tyson Family Center for Technology Campus

Anyone who wants to become an eNotary Public must be a current NC Notary
Public in order to qualify for this certification.

Yes. A North Carolina Notary Public may notarize documents in any North
Carolina county.

It may take up to 2 weeks for the application to be processed if it is completed
and correct.

Upon Completion of this course and passing an exam
with a minimum grade of 80% the student will submit
application to the NC Secretary of State’s office for
certification to exercise electronic notarial acts