Why Become an Ohio Attorney Notary Public?
As an Ohio attorney notary, you can notarize your clients’ documents without a third party, saving time, building trust, and expanding your legal services. Becoming a notary public is one of the simplest ways to expand your law practice. Complete your training online, submit your application, and start notarizing documents with confidence.
Steps to Becoming an Attorney Notary in Ohio
The following Ohio attorney notary rules must be observed if you want to take on the added responsibilities of a notary public in this state.
Start your notary career today with our online program:
1. Eligibility Requirements
You must be a licensed attorney in good standing with the Ohio Supreme Court.
2. Complete State-Required Training
Take our 3-hour, self-paced online course, which includes:
- Ohio notary laws and responsibilities
- Proper notarization procedures
- A downloadable notary guidebook
- 24/7 course access
- Only $75 for the entire course
- No exam required
3. Submit Your Application
After completing training, you’ll submit your application to the Ohio Secretary of State with:
- Your attorney registration number
- Proof of course completion
- $15 state application fee
Once approved, you’ll receive your notary commission. Order your official notary supplies, such as stamps and journals, from the Ohio Notary Store. Use code "FREE" for free shipping on supply bundles.
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Why Choose Ohio Notary Services?
- State-Authorized Provider - We are authorized by the Ohio Secretary of State as an education and testing provider. Our training is 100% compliant with Ohio law.
- Flexible Online Training - Complete your attorney notary training at your own pace—anytime, anywhere.
- Trusted by the Legal Community - Endorsed by the Akron, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, and Toledo Bar Associations.
- Lifetime Commission - Once approved, your notary commission is valid for life (as long as you remain in good standing with the Ohio Supreme Court).
Message from Ohio Notary Services, LLC
An important message from C. Allen Nichols, retired Executive Director, Akron Bar Association and Ohio Notary Services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do attorneys need to take a notary exam?
No. Licensed Ohio attorneys are exempt from the notary exam.
How long is the training?
Most attorneys complete the course in about 3 hours. It’s self-paced, so take as much time as you need.
How Much Does it Cost Attorneys to Take the Notary Public Course?
As of this writing, the course fee for the New Applicant Class for Attorneys is $75.
Can an Attorney Become a Remote Online Notary (RON)?
Yes. After becoming a traditional notary, you can take our state-authorized RON training. RON commissions must be renewed every 5 years.
Still Have Questions?
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