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A notary public in Manitoba is authorized to notarize documents, administer oaths, and certify true copies. Manitoba follows a dual system, where lawyers are automatically granted notary powers, and non-lawyers may apply through the provincial government.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify as a notary public in Manitoba, you must:
Be at least 18 years old
Be a resident of Manitoba
Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Have no criminal convictions
Step-by-Step Process to Become a Notary Public in Manitoba
Determine Your Eligibility
Lawyers are automatically notaries. Others must apply for an appointment.
Submit an Application for a Notary Public Appointment
Applications must be submitted to the Manitoba Justice Department.
Pay the Application Fee
The application fee is CAD $100.
Receive Your Notary Appointment Certificate
Once approved, you will receive your notary appointment certificate.
Purchase Notary Supplies
Required supplies include a notary seal/stamp and a notary journal.
Fees for Becoming a Notary Public in Manitoba
Expense | Cost (CAD) |
Application Fee | $100 |
Notary Supplies | $50–$150 |
Total estimated cost: $150–$250
Renewal Process
Notary public appointments in Manitoba do not expire but must be maintained through professional standing if applicable.
How Much Can a Notary Charge in Manitoba?
Manitoba does not regulate notary fees. Notaries may charge reasonable fees.
Resources for Manitoba Notaries
Manitoba Justice – Notary Public Appointments: https://www.gov.mb.ca/
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