What specific certificates must accompany your notary application in Colorado?

In Colorado, notary applicants are required to submit a specific set of documents as part of their application to ensure they meet all the necessary qualifications. The correct answer includes the requirement of an applicant’s identification, a certificate of completion from an approved notary training course, and a certificate indicating successful completion of the notary exam.

The identification verifies the applicant's identity and legal status to serve as a notary public. The completion certificate for the training course confirms that the applicant has undergone the necessary education about Colorado’s notary laws and responsibilities. Lastly, the exam completion certificate demonstrates that the applicant has successfully understood and can apply the concepts covered in both the training and the state's notary regulations.

By combining these three components, the state ensures a thorough vetting process that validates the applicant's readiness and competency to act as a notary public. This comprehensive approach helps uphold the integrity of the notary system in Colorado.