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  1. After your application is approved, who issues the Texas notary public commission?

    Answer: The Texas Secretary of State

    The Texas Secretary of State issues the notary public commission after your application is approved.

  2. Once you receive your Texas notary public commission, what is the next step?

    Answer: Purchase a notary seal and journal

    After receiving your commission, you must purchase a notary seal and a journal to perform notarial acts in compliance with Texas law.

  3. How long after receiving your commission can you begin notarizing documents in Texas?

    Answer: After receiving your notary seal and journal

    You can begin notarizing documents after you have received your notary commission and purchased your notary seal and journal.

  4. How is the Texas notary public commission delivered to the applicant?

    Answer: By certified mail

    The Texas notary public commission is typically delivered by certified mail to ensure secure and verifiable delivery.

  5. If a Texas notary public changes their address, what must they do regarding their commission?

    Answer: Notify the Texas Secretary of State within 10 days

    If you change your address, you must notify the Texas Secretary of State within 10 days to update your notary public records.

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  1. statutes.capitol.texas.gov — Eligibility, fees, renewal, score validity · verified Oct 2026
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