Non-residents applying to be a notary public must provide a Connecticut business or employment address.

• A. Not required
• B. False
• C. True
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (C)

Residency and address requirements for notary applicants. In Connecticut, non-residents who want to become a notary must provide a Connecticut business or employment address. This ensures there is a verifiable connection to the state and a reliable place for official communications and notarial duties. The address on file helps the Secretary of the State reach the notary and ensures the notary has a real, state-based site of business to perform acts within Connecticut. Without such an address, a non-resident wouldn’t meet the eligibility criteria. So, stating that non-residents must provide a Connecticut business or employment address is correct.