What is involved in renewing a Connecticut notary commission?

• A. Pass a new exam only.
• B. Complete the renewal process as required by CT law, including submitting the renewal application and updating information as needed.
• C. Simply pay a fee and extend for another year.
• D. Replace the seal every year.

Answer: (B)

Renewing a Connecticut notary commission means following the official renewal process required by state law. You must submit the renewal application and provide any updated information, such as changes to name or address, so the commission record stays current. This renewal step ensures you remain authorized to perform notarial acts. It isn’t about passing a new exam or simply paying a fee, and the seal doesn’t need to be replaced yearly. The process is about completing the renewal form and updating records as needed according to CT law.