Michigan
Michigan Notary Supplies
Notary Public commissions are valid for a 6-7 year term in the state of Michigan. Commissions will expire on your birthday and you will have to apply for a new commission since there is not renewal process. Order your Michigan notary supplies and notary kits from our large selection of notary stamps and seals. Michigan notaries are required to purchase a surety bond. Michigan does not require you to keep a notary journal but if you decide to, you much keep the records for 5 years. It is recommended that use a Notary Seal in the form of an Embosser, Pre-Inked or Self-Inking Stamp. In addition, it is also recommended to have a Seal Impression Inker when using an Embosser so that the document will be photographically reproducible. All notary supplies and packages ship within 2-3 business days!
Michigan Notary Seals and Stamps include the following required information: Name, Notary Public, State of Michigan, County, Acting in the County of (blank line) and Commission Expiration Date. If you notarize a document outside the county that you are commissioned in, you must have the date that the notarization was performed on all of the official documents.
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This is by far our most popular notary kit we sale for the state of Michigan. Pick up your customized Blue notary supplies kit or you can give this as a gift to a Michigan notary.
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Price: $51.50
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Another one of popular notary kits we sell. You can even get a notary carrying case to match your kit.
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Price: $51.50
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When notarizing a document in Michigan, this pink notary kit will get the job done. All of our products abide by Michigan notary laws.
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Price: $51.50
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Another one of popular notary kits we sell. You can even get a notary carrying case to match your kit.
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Price: $123.75
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Save 15% on these popular items when purchased together. This Deluxe Notary Supply kit will give you everything you could possibly need to perform your notarial acts.
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Save 10% on these popular items when purchased together. Special offer includes a pocket seal, impression inker, commission expires stamp, felt stamp pad or stamp refill ink, and a small notary record book.
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Price: From $67.00 to $82.00
Sale Price: From $60.30 to $73.80
Save 10% on these popular items when purchased together. Special offer includes a pocket seal, impression inker, commission expires stamp, felt stamp pad or stamp refill ink, and a small notary record book.
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If you are looking for a cheap notary stamp, this is our basic economy model.
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If you are looking for cheap notary stamps, this kit is our basic value notary kit.
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This is one of the more popular items for the ladies. Pick up your Notary Seal Stamp from us today!
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The latest and greatest self-inking stamp design from Shiny. This colored case look is certainly an attractive item that really makes a statement.
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We are very happy to introduce a eco-friendly stamp that helps the environment.
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Embossing seal. Raises the print on your paper. Available as a hand held pocket embosser with cushion grip handle or desk model. New reduces the amount of pressure needed to make a clear, sharp impression.
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The latest and greatest self-inking stamp design from Shiny. This carbon fiber look is certainly an attractive item that really makes a statement.
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Price: From $28.00 to $29.00
Notary seal stamps are available in 4 different models - traditional rubber stamp, self-inking stamp, slim stamp and pre-inked stamp. Ink color can be black, red, blue, green or purple.
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Notary public name and expiration stamp.
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Notary public name and expiration stamp.
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Price: From $7.50 to $12.50
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Price: From $19.00 to $25.00
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Price: From $48.00 to $80.00
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MICHIGAN NOTARY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A notary public in Michigan can authorize certain legal services that may include the following:
- Affirmations
- Oaths
- Acknowledgements
- Jurats
- Depositions
- Issue subpoenas for civil actions
- Copy certification of specific documents
How to become a notary in Michigan?
To become a notary in Michigan, you have to complete the Notary Application and submit this with a $10.00 fee to the county clerk where you reside. In addition, you must obtain a notary bond covering $10,000 and take the oath of office. Within the 90 days of your application being approved, the notary bond must be sent to the Michigan Department of State of the Great Seal.
Who can become a notary in Michigan?
- Anyone who is 18 years old or older
- Be a legal resident of Michigan or maintain a place of business
- Must be a U.S. citizen or have proof of legal residence
- Be a resident of the county you request appointment in (if you do not reside in Michigan, maintain a business in the county of appointment request)
- Must be able to read and write in the English language
- Must not have any felony convictions in the past 10 years
- Must not have been convicted of two or more misdemeanor offenses involving a violation of the Michigan Notary Public Act within a 12-month period while commissioned or three or more misdemeanor offenses of this Act in the past 5 years.
Where may I conduct my notary services?
Anywhere in the state of Michigan.
Who can I notarize for?
You can notarize for any member of the public who meets all of the requirements for the notarization (must have proof of identity and be physically present)
Is there any training needed to be a Michigan notary public?
No exam is required, however, the state of Michigan makes it mandatory for all Michigan notaries to read the current statues that regulate notarial acts.
Do I need a notary bond or E&O Insurance?
All Michigan notaries must obtain a $10,000 notary bond (surety bond). The notary bond must be filed in the county of appointment. However, licensed attorneys are not required to have a notary bond if they hold good standing with the state of Michigan. This can be done by including your state bar number with your notary application.
E&O insurance is not required but recommended. Errors and Omissions Insurance will cover legal fees and damages up to the amount of the policy.
What are the costs?
- The application fee of $10.00
- Price of the Notary Bond (Surety Bond)
- Notary supplies (prices may vary from supplies)
What type of supplies will I need?
No equipment in required but it is strongly recommended to have a Michigan notary stamp or embosser. Also, a notary journal is suggested for keeping track of all notarizations performed.
Your Michigan notary stamp or seal should have the following information:
- Name (as it appears on your certificate)
- Notary Public
- State of Michigan
- County
- Commission Expiration Date
- Acting in the County of ___________
How long does a notary commission last in Michigan?
Notary commissions in Michigan are good for a term of 6 to 7 years ending on the notary’s birthday. The term can be no longer than 7 years and no less than 6 years. When your term ends, you can apply to renew your notary commission.
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