KY Notary Notary Appointment and Renewal 2

Question 1

What happens to a Kentucky notary commission if the notary moves out of state?

Accepted Answer

The notary must notify the Secretary of State and the commission may be suspended

Answer

The commission continues until it expires

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The commission is automatically revoked

Answer

Nothing, as long as they maintain a Kentucky address for mail

Question 2

Can a Kentucky notary public renew their commission before it expires?

Accepted Answer

Yes, up to 90 days before expiration

Answer

No, they must wait until expiration and reapply

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Yes, but only within 30 days of expiration

Answer

Yes, at any time during the commission term

Question 3

What is required for a Kentucky notary public to renew their commission?

Accepted Answer

A new surety bond and oath of office

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Only a renewal fee

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A background check and training certificate

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Endorsement from two Kentucky residents

Question 4

Which of the following would disqualify someone from becoming a Kentucky notary?

Accepted Answer

Having a felony conviction

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Working as a real estate agent

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Being employed by a bank

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Residing in a rural county

Question 5

How should a Kentucky notary notify the Secretary of State of a name change?

Accepted Answer

By submitting a written notice along with a new bond reflecting the new name

Answer

By calling the office

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Name changes are not required to be reported

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By filing a court order with the County Clerk

Question 6

What is the application fee to obtain a Kentucky notary commission?

Accepted Answer

$28

Answer

Free

Answer

$10

Answer

$75