Notary Public
Program Overview
Becoming a Notary Public can open up new opportunities for your career and personal growth.
Whether you're looking to boost your job prospects, start your own business, or provide
a valuable service to your community, becoming a notary is a smart choice.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED
- North Carolina Photo ID
- Proof of Residence
- NC Notary Manual 2016
- e-Notary - Commission Number
A Notary Public serves as an impartial witness to document signings, preventing fraud by verifying identities, administering oaths, and affirming document integrity. In North Carolina, becoming a notary or an e-Notary supports the community by ensuring legal compliance and security in both traditional and digital formats.
Courses Offered
- Notary Public Certification (Seated/Online): Approved by the North Carolina Secretary of State, covering legal and procedural guidelines. Held at Johnston County Workforce Development Center.
- Electronic Notary Certification: For commissioned notaries to become certified as e-Notaries.
- Online & Electronic Notary classes require computer skills, desktop setup, and attendance policy adherence.
How To Get Started
Pay for class with debit/credit card: Complete your registration online after selecting your course date and time.
Paying for class by mail: Print the Continuing Education Registration Form (PDF)
If your employer is to be billed - complete the StudentSponsorshipForm (PDF) - (as well as the Continuing Education registration form above) and submit both forms to jccceregistrar@johnstoncc.edu .
If more than one person is attending, all attendees may be listed on one Sponsorship Form, but each attendee must complete a Continuing Education Registration Form.
Students must register and pay for class at least five calendar days prior to the class start date.
Estimated cost for the course.
- Notary Public Class: $95 (manual not included)
- Electronic Notary Class: $90 (manual not included)
Registration
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