[header] How to become a notary in texas [title] Be 18 years of age or older. [step] You can only become a notary public in texas if you are at least eighteen years of age. Proof of your age is provided by your birth certificate.
[header] How to become a notary in texas [title] Be 18 years of age or older. [step] You can only become a notary public in texas if you are at least eighteen years of age. Proof of your age is provided by your birth certificate.
You will have to provide proof of both your signature and the form you've already filled out. [substeps] If you are older than 18 years, you will be issued a notary's identification card-a new (but valid) identification card issued by the state. [substeps] Get a copy of your birth certificate. If you don't already have one, you might have to write, call, or (e) mail a form and fee to the office of vital records in the city, town or county where you were born. A notary can be found at the bank where you have purchased the money and at a four-dot store in the county where the money is located. If you do not wish to be a notary after obtaining the money, you can, if necessary, obtain a notarized affidavit from the bank and stamp it with the date you purchased the money. Your authentic birth certificate is important if you are to become a notary public, because it will show that you pass the exams the notaries perform and that you live in texas. [title] Complete the required coursework to become a notary public.