What is the best way to become a notary in Columbus, Ohio?

No person may be appointed to public office as a Notary Public in Franklin County, Ohio unless he or she is 18 years of age or over and is a county resident. ... Residents of Franklin County, Ohio may apply for a notary commission through the Columbus Bar Association. ... Can you spot a fraudulent Ohio driver's license? read more

Becoming a Notary in Ohio can be a confusing process. You can rely on us for first-rate service, helpful how-to's, and everything you need to make becoming a Notary easy and worry-free. read more

The Columbus Bar Association provides Notary Public seminars in their office once per month on Saturday mornings, and also offers an online version of the notary seminar. read more

A notary public who is an attorney in good standing before the Supreme Court of Ohio may have a notary public commission term for as long as the attorney is a resident of Ohio, or has their principal place of business or primary practice in Ohio. read more

Ohio's office of the secretary of state administers the state's notary public program. The Ohio Notary Commission maintains records of notaries public registered in Ohio and provides on its website a searchable database of the state's commissioned notaries. read more