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Key Facts: Oklahoma Notary Exam

4 years

Oklahoma notary commission term set by the Secretary of State

49 O.S. Section 1

$10,000

Surety bond required for applications filed on or after January 1, 2026 (raised from $1,000 by SB 1028)

Oklahoma Senate Bill 1028 / 49 O.S. Section 2

$5.00

Maximum fee an Oklahoma notary may charge per traditional notarial act

49 O.S. Section 5

$25.00

Maximum fee for a remote online notarial act in Oklahoma

49 O.S. Section 209

No exam

Oklahoma does not require a written state notary examination to be commissioned

Oklahoma Secretary of State / Title 49

Jan 1, 2020

Effective date of the Oklahoma Remote Online Notary Act authorizing RON

49 O.S. Sections 201-214 (Laws 2019, c. 338)

Oklahoma notaries serve a 4-year term and, for applications filed on or after January 1, 2026, must file a $10,000 surety bond with the Secretary of State within 60 days of commissioning. The maximum fee is $5 per traditional notarial act and $25 per remote online act (no fee for absentee ballot affidavits). Oklahoma requires no written notary exam, but Senate Bill 1028 added a national criminal history background check for new and renewing applicants in 2026. Remote online notarization has been authorized since January 1, 2020 and requires separate registration with the Secretary of State.

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1Which state official appoints and commissions notaries public in Oklahoma?
A.The Governor of Oklahoma
B.The county clerk of the applicant's county
C.The Oklahoma Secretary of State
D.The clerk of the district court
Explanation: Under 49 O.S. § 1, the Oklahoma Secretary of State appoints and commissions notaries public, who hold office for four years. Commissions run in the name and by the authority of the State of Oklahoma and are signed by the Secretary of State.
2How long does an Oklahoma notary public commission last?
A.2 years
B.5 years
C.4 years
D.10 years
Explanation: 49 O.S. § 1 provides that Oklahoma notaries hold office for four (4) years. A notary may not perform acts after the commission expires without first renewing it with the Secretary of State.
3What is the minimum age to be commissioned as a notary public in Oklahoma?
A.16 years old
B.18 years old
C.21 years old
D.There is no minimum age
Explanation: Under 49 O.S. § 1 and the application requirements of § 1.1, an applicant for an Oklahoma notary commission must be at least eighteen (18) years of age.
4Regarding residency, who may apply to become an Oklahoma notary public?
A.A legal resident of Oklahoma OR a non-resident who is employed within Oklahoma
B.Only legal residents of Oklahoma
C.Any U.S. resident regardless of where they live or work
D.Only residents of Oklahoma or a state that borders Oklahoma
Explanation: 49 O.S. § 1 allows an applicant who is a legal resident of Oklahoma, or who is employed within the state, to be commissioned. A qualifying non-resident must be employed in Oklahoma and meet all other requirements.
5Which of the following will disqualify a person from holding an Oklahoma notary commission?
A.A felony conviction
B.A speeding ticket within the last year
C.Being self-employed
D.Living in a rural county
Explanation: Under 49 O.S. § 1, a felony conviction is grounds for removal from the office of notary public, and § 12 lets the Secretary of State deny, refuse to renew, or revoke a commission for a felony conviction. The application requires applicants to state they have never been convicted of a felony.
6Does Oklahoma require applicants to pass a written state notary examination before being commissioned?
A.Yes, a proctored state exam is mandatory for all applicants
B.Yes, but only for remote online notaries
C.Yes, an exam is required only for renewals
D.No, Oklahoma does not mandate a statewide written notary exam
Explanation: Oklahoma does not require a mandatory statewide notary examination. Commissioning is based on the application, qualifications, bond, oaths, and (effective January 1, 2026) a national criminal history record check—not on passing a test. Prospective notaries should still master notary law to perform their duties correctly.
7Effective January 1, 2026, what new screening requirement applies to Oklahoma notary applicants under Senate Bill 1028?
A.A mandatory 6-hour education course
B.A national criminal history record check (background check)
C.A passing score on a 50-question exam
D.An in-person interview with the Secretary of State
Explanation: Senate Bill 1028, effective January 1, 2026, requires new and renewing Oklahoma notary applicants to obtain a national criminal history record check. The same act raised the bond and the application/renewal/bond-filing fees.
8For applications filed on or after January 1, 2026, what is the surety bond amount required of an Oklahoma notary public?
A.$500
B.$10,000
C.$1,000
D.$25,000
Explanation: Senate Bill 1028 raised the Oklahoma notary bond from $1,000 to $10,000 for new and renewal applications filed on or after January 1, 2026. The bond protects the public and must run concurrently with the four-year commission.
9Whom does an Oklahoma notary surety bond primarily protect?
A.The notary, by covering the notary's own losses
B.The notary's employer only
C.The public, by providing a financial safeguard against the notary's misconduct or negligence
D.The Secretary of State's revolving fund
Explanation: A surety bond protects the public by providing a financial remedy if a notary's negligence or misconduct causes harm. The bond is not insurance for the notary—if the surety pays a claim, it may seek reimbursement from the notary. Errors and omissions (E&O) insurance is what protects the notary.
10Within how many days after a notary commission is issued must an Oklahoma notary file the bond, official seal impression, oaths, and signature with the Secretary of State?
A.15 days
B.60 days
C.30 days
D.90 days
Explanation: Under 49 O.S. § 2, a notary must file the oath of office, loyalty oath, official signature, an impression of the official seal, and the bond with the Secretary of State not more than sixty (60) days after the commission is issued. The notary may not perform any act until these are received and approved.

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