Idaho Notary Fees
A notary public may, for any notarial act, charge a fee not to exceed two dollars ($2.00).

Become an Idaho notary public 
Notaries are appointed for terms of six years.  Applicants must be at least eighteen years 
old and be a resident or employed in Idaho. Applicants must be able to read and write English 
and must not have been removed from office or convicted of a serious crime in the last ten 
years.  A $10,000 bond is required. The Idaho Notary application must be submitted with a 
$30,00 filing fee to 
 
Secretary of State
PO Box 83720
450 N 4th Street 
Boise ID 83720-0080
 
Both a notary seal and a signature are required for all notary acts.  A notary journal is 
suggested but not required.  It is not the notary's responsibility to make sure that forms 
are correctly filled out in Idaho.  In many other states, however, it is unacceptable for a 
notary to notarize a document with blanks in it.  There is no specific color that an Idaho 
notary seal needs to use.

Application, Commission and Apostille Fees
Notary filing fee                                - $30
Notary Renewal Filing                        - $20
Name or residence address change    - $5 
Copies                                             - 25 center per page
Apostille                                          - $10
Certificate of Notary Public                - $10