Notary appointments are available from 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM, walk-in service is not available. Appointments can be made over the phone, or by email.

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In accordance with the Connecticut General Statutes the signer must bring to their appointment two (2) forms of ID. 

 

These forms of ID include: 

• Primary: State issued Driver's license, state issued ID card or signed passport book (not card)

• Secondary (something with a signature): signed credit or debit card, gun or fishing permit, work ID, pilot's license

• Please note that birth certificates, social security cards, passports cards or Drive-Only licenses cannot be used as forms of ID.

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To complete notarization: 

• Please prepare the documents prior to your appointment. Do not sign your signature until you are in the presence of the notary.

• All signers must be present.

• If your document requires witnesses, plan to bring your own. We do not witness documents.

• Notaries can refuse service at their discretion.

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We are unable to notarize:

• Wills or "end of life" documents

• Guardianship designations

• Real estate transactions

• USCIS I-9 Employment verification

• Prenuptial agreements

• Vital records (birth, marriage, and death certificates)

• Tax returns

• Military records

• Judicial decrees

• Petitions

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Notarization of Documents in a Foreign Language

• We cannot notarize documents written in a foreign language – contact the Secretary of the State’s Office, Notary Division at 860-509-6137, and request the name of a notary who can read your documents.