Become a notary public in Puerto Rico

Are you interested in becoming a notary public in Puerto Rico? If so, there are a few requirements you need to meet before you can start practicing as a notary public.

Firstly, you must be at least 21 years old and a legal resident of Puerto Rico. You must also have a clean criminal record and be able to read and write in both Spanish and English. Additionally, you must complete a notary public course approved by the Puerto Rico Department of State and pass a written exam.

Once you have completed the course and passed the exam, you must submit an application to the Puerto Rico Department of State. The application must include proof of completion of the notary public course, a certificate of good conduct, and a $50 application fee.

After your application has been approved, you will need to purchase a notary public stamp and register it with the Department of State. You will also need to purchase a notary public journal to record all notarial acts you perform.

Becoming a notary public in Puerto Rico can be a rewarding career, but it requires dedication and hard work. If you meet the requirements and are interested in pursuing this career, contact the Puerto Rico Department of State for more information on how to get started.