Applying with new mexico bon
You're referring to the New Mexico Business Online Notary (BON) application process!
To become a New Mexico online notary public, you'll need to follow these steps:
- Meet the eligibility requirements: You must be a New Mexico resident, at least 18 years old, and have a valid New Mexico driver's license or ID card.
- Take the required education course: Complete a 6-hour online education course approved by the New Mexico Secretary of State's office. This course covers notary laws, ethics, and best practices.
- Pass the exam: After completing the education course, you'll need to pass a written exam administered by the course provider.
- Apply for the online notary public commission: Submit your application to the New Mexico Secretary of State's office, along with the required fee ($50 for a 4-year commission).
- Get bonded: You'll need to obtain a surety bond in the amount of $5,000 to protect against any potential losses or damages.
- Get your online notary public seal: You'll need to purchase an online notary public seal, which must be approved by the Secretary of State's office.
- Complete the online notary public application: Fill out the online notary public application form, which includes providing personal and business information, as well as information about your online notary public services.
- Submit your application and supporting documents: Submit your completed application, along with the required fee, bond, and seal, to the New Mexico Secretary of State's office.
Once your application is approved, you'll receive your online notary public commission and be able to perform online notarizations.
Here are some additional tips to keep in mind:
- Make sure to carefully review the New Mexico Notary Public Act and the Secretary of State's office guidelines before applying.
- Ensure you have a secure and reliable online notarization platform that meets the state's requirements.
- Keep your online notary public seal and bond in a safe and secure location.
- Always follow best practices for online notarizations, including verifying the identity of the signer and maintaining a record of the notarization.
If you have any questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!