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MI - Notary Public Website
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact information for the Michigan notary division.
MI - Mobile Notary Fees
A Michigan notary public may charge any mobile fee that the market will bear, but should announce their travel fees up front.
Regular Notary Fees & Information
| Acknowledgments | $10.00 |
| Jurats | $10.00 |
| Oaths & Affirmations | $10.00 |
| Certified Copies | Not Allowed |
| Witnessing & Attesting to Signatures | $10.00 |
| Term of Office | 6 to 7 years ending on the notary's birthday. |
| Bond Amount | $10,000 |
MI - Information of Interest
There are more than 127,000 commissioned notaries in MI. A notary is a state official whose job is to administer oaths, witness acknowledgments, and attest to the authenticity of a person's signature.
Notaries are not prohibited from notarizing documents in a foreign language unfamiliar to the notary. However, notaries may suggest that their clients take particular foreign language documents to a notary who is familiar with the language used.
Notaries are not required to keep a notary register or journal, but it is highly recommended, as this is an effective way to track all notary acts in sequential order done by a particular notary.
Dual State Notary Commission Information
If you are an Ohio notary, Indiana notary, or Wisconsin notary, you can ask
the Michigan notary division if you can apply for a Michigan notary commission.
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