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Upon approval, you will receive an invoice to pay the Notary Public appointment fee of $200.

For employees of the Government of Saskatchewan or Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commissioner, you'll need to provide the name, telephone number and email of the person who will authorize your appointment, such as your direct supervisor (known as the Authorizing Official).Īpplications take approximately two to three weeks for processing.

You can refer to the Guidelines, Act and Regulations during the application process to reinforce your understanding of the duties and obligations of a Notary Public. Allow approximately 45 minutes to complete the application.

Complete the Notary Public online educational component and application form.Your signature will be used for authentication. Scan the completed signature card to your computer and attach it to your submission when requested by the online application.

Print off the signature card and write your signature inside the box (ensure your signature does not go outside of the box).

Provide your handwritten signature on a signature card as part of your application.

For Government of Saskatchewan employees, you can obtain confirmation of a valid and satisfactory criminal record by contacting the CRC Coordinator's Office at the Public Service Commission at This confirmation can be uploaded along with your application.

The information you provide will be reviewed by a Ministry of Justice official to determine your eligibility for appointment.

Provide a scanned copy of a valid and satisfactory Criminal Records Check as part of your application.

This information is used to determine if you are 18 years of age or older and a Saskatchewan resident.

Provide information from your SGI-issued driver's licence or non-driver photo ID.

Review the Guidelines for the Use of Notaries Public, The Notaries Public Act and The Notaries Public Regulations.

You will need to apply through an online application system to become a Notary Public in Saskatchewan. If you have any questions about Google™ Translate, please visit: Google™ Translate FAQs. Government of Saskatchewan is not responsible for any damage or issues that may possibly result from using translated website content.

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