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Idaho Notary Requirements

Complete compliance guide for notaries in Idaho. Commission terms, fee schedules, authorized services, and regulatory requirements.

Quick Facts

Commission Term

6 years

Bond

$10,000

Application Fee

$30

Issuing Authority

Secretary of State

Journal

No

Fee Caps

Yes

Authorized Services

Core Services

Free Tier
Acknowledgment
Authorized
Jurat
Authorized
Oath / Affirmation
Authorized
Affidavit
Not authorized
Deposition
Authorized
Protest
Authorized
Copy Certification
Authorized
Bills in Chancery
Not authorized
Witnessing
Authorized
Safe Deposit Box
Not authorized

Advanced Services

Pro Tier
Remote Online Notarization
Not authorized
Marriage Solemnization
Not authorized
eNotarization
Authorized
Electronic Copy Cert.
Not authorized

Identity Verification Methods

  • Personal Knowledge
  • Government-Issued ID
  • Credible Witness

Remote Online Notarization (RON)

RON Available

Idaho authorizes remote online notarization. Additional requirements may apply.

Key Considerations

  • RULONA state (Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts adopted July 1, 2017; updated with RULONA 2018 for RON)
  • 6-year commission term (longer than most states' typical 4-year terms)
  • $10,000 surety bond REQUIRED for full 6-year term
  • $30 application/renewal fee (city/county/state employees exempt if for employment purposes)
  • NO exam required (free voluntary training available from Secretary of State)

Regulatory Authority

Secretary of State

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