Updated August 31, 2023
An Arkansas notary acknowledgment form is a document that authenticates a person’s signature. This form must be completed by a notary public once they have verified the identities of all parties involved and either witnessed the parties sign the document, or confirmed that all parties did so of their own free will. It is recommended that individuals wait until they are in the presence of a notary before signing their documents, as doing so could help prevent legal delays in the future. The Arkansas notary acknowledgment form must be completed with the notarization date and the notary’s name, seal/stamp, signature, and title.
Laws – § 16-47-107
Notary Handbook – An essential guide to the proper notary practices, duties, responsibilities, and other pertinent information relating to commissioned officers.
How to Change Your Name (5 steps)
1. Locate Notary
- Banks and Credit Unions (Arvest Bank has the most locations in the State)
- UPS Store
- Private Notary Service
Verify a Notary in Arkansas (4 steps)
Step 1
Step 2
Notaries can be found by entering at least one (1) of the following pieces of information into the search engine:
- First name
- Last name
- Expiration date
- City
Click the Search button to see the results.
Step 3
Step 4
How to Write (For Notary)
Step 1 – Download the Arkansas Notary Acknowledgment Form (PDF, Microsoft Word, or ODT).
Step 2 – The notary public must provide the following into the appropriate spaces on the form:
- County
- Day
- Month
- Year
- Notary’s name
- Signer’s name
- Seal
- Notary’s signature
- Notary’s title