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To continue working as a notary, you must renew your commission properly and on time. Here, we've outlined the process for renewing a Georgia notary commission and answered some frequently asked questions.
You can renew your license within the 30-day window prior to your commission’s expiration date. If you still meet the Georgia notary eligibility requirements, follow these steps to renew.
Notary renewals are mostly the same as the initial application. When ready to renew in a county that allows online applications:
If you cannot complete your application online:
Our renewal supplies include a notary stamp that meets or exceeds state specifications, the record-keeping journal and errors and omissions insurance to protect you from liability.
If you’re interested in other supplies, such as oath stamps, gold foil labels or stamp ink, check out our supplies store.
Renewing a Georgia notary commission includes charges for a new stamp and application fees. We also recommend a record-keeping journal, but it is not required.
Most Georgia counties allow notaries to fill out their renewal application online. But you still need to print out the application, sign it and bring it to your county Clerk of Superior Court office. View the list of participating counties here.
Georgia notary commissions last for four years.
The easiest way to see when your notary commission expires is by checking the date on your notary commission.
Yes, but you must apply as a new notary.
You can apply for renewal 30 days before your commission’s expiration date.