Before candidates can begin training for a career as a Notary Public, they must submit to a scrupulous review of their personal, financial, educational and business background. This screening reviews their character, reputation and integrity. Most of today's Notaries have post-secondary education plus several years of business experience - often in real estate, accounting, or the legal field before starting their notarial practice.

After two years of professional legal education, a notarial candidate writes rigorous examinations set by the Board of Examiners appointed by the Attorney General. The Successful new Notary receives a highly valued Seal, symbolic to the trust that has been earned from a Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia. This combination-integrity experience in business, and specialize legal education-means your Notary Public stands proudly among all legal professionals