A business address can be used for all official correspondence for a Connecticut notary application.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for formal notices
• D. It varies by applicant

Answer: (A)

The basic idea is that the address you provide for official correspondence on your Connecticut notary application must be a valid, reachable mailing address, and it can be your business address. The state uses this address to send commissions, renewal notices, and other official communications, so it’s acceptable to use a business location if that’s where you reliably receive mail and can be reached. Just keep it current and update it if it changes so you don’t miss notices. The other options don’t fit because official correspondence isn’t limited to formal notices only, and the requirement isn’t constrained to home addresses or to vary by applicant.