📋 Official NY Oath of Office Form (DOS-2201) · Notarized online today

NY Notary Renewal: Oath of Office (DOS-2201)

This is the official New York State Department of State form. Fill in your name and address below, pay, and it is automatically prepared on the real DOS-2201 form and uploaded, and you’re taken straight into your online notarization session to sign it in front of a notary.

1Fill it out

2Pay securely

3Notarize online

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Your name (exactly as it will appear on your notary signature)

Last nameFirst nameMiddle name or initial (optional)Your emailYour phone

NYS home address (skip only if your legal residence is outside NYS)

Street addressCityZip codeCounty

NYS business name & address (optional \xE2\x80\x94 fill in if your legal residence is outside NYS, or you want it listed)

Business name (optional)Business street address (optional)City (optional)Zip code (optional)County (optional)

Your signature and the notary section are completed live during your notarization session, not here.

You must bring a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID to your notarization session: a driver's license, non-driver ID, NYC IDNYC card, passport, or other official government ID. Please keep it on hand, you will present it again in front of the notary.

Your online notarization is $25.00. To cover the small chance of an extra document or signer, we place a temporary hold of $40.00 on your card, that is not what you are charged. Right after your session, we charge only the actual $25.00 and release the rest of the hold. Paying now takes you straight into your online notarization session, your filled document is already attached, nothing else to download or upload.

I authorize NotarEaseNYC, a trade name of Safari Dehaney LLC, to place an authorization hold of $40.00 on my card and to charge my card for the final cost of my notarization after the session. Any unused portion of the hold is released.I have read and agree to the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy, and the Refund and Cancellation Policy. I understand my session will be audio and video recorded as required by New York law.

🔒 Your card is securely authorized now and only charged after your session is confirmed.

Every New York notary renewal requires a brand-new Oath of Office, filed on state form DOS-2201. The oath must be signed in front of a commissioned notary (or a county clerk) before you submit it with your renewal application and the $60 fee. We prepare the actual DOS-2201 from your information and notarize it with you live online.

What you need to renew

The official Oath of Office form (DOS-2201), filled in above.
Your name printed exactly as it will appear on your notary signature.
A notary to swear you in, that is the part we help with.
Your completed renewal application and the $60 fee, submitted through New York Business Express.

Out of New York State? You can still renew.

If your legal residence is outside New York, use your NYS business address on the oath (that section of the form above), and notarize it online, from any state, over secure video. You do not need to travel to New York.

Frequently asked questions

Does the notary oath of office have to be notarized?

Yes. The DOS-2201 must be signed in the presence of a commissioned New York notary or a county clerk. You can do this online.

Can I notarize it if I live outside New York?

Yes. You can notarize the oath online over secure video from any state, and use your NYS business address on the form.

How much is the renewal fee?

The state renewal fee is $60, submitted with your application. Online notarization of the oath is a separate service.

Where do I send the completed oath?

You upload the signed, notarized oath with your renewal application through New York Business Express. Confirm the current steps at dos.ny.gov.

NY notary renewal guides

DOS-2201 is an official New York State Department of State form. Your signature and the notary section are completed live during your online notarization session, not on this page. This page is provided for general informational purposes and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of State. Confirm current renewal requirements and fees at dos.ny.gov.