DES MOINES, IOWA (June 22, 2021) — Iowans can now renew their Notary Commissions online through the Fast Track Filing system, Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate announced today. This new advancement will allow Iowa notaries to manage their files faster than ever before.

Starting this week, notaries can file an Application for Renewal of Appointment through the site. They can also utilize the Fast Track Filing Dashboard to view all their completed renewals. Notaries in Iowa must renew their Commission every three years. There are approximately 57,000 active notaries in the state.

“Fast Track Filing makes conducting business with the State of Iowa simple, quick, and efficient,” Sec Pate said. “Notaries are a key component of keeping the wheels of commerce rolling and having the ability to renew their commissions online will help Iowa’s businesses and entrepreneurs.”

Since its launch in 2018, Fast Track Filing has served as a hub for business owners across Iowa to file and manage documents with the State. Currently, 85% of Iowa business-filings have been conducted through the system.

This latest addition is just one of many in recent years. In January 2020, biennial report filings launched on the website. In April 2020, six new types of filings were made available. Fast Track Filing users can also form a business entity, change their registered agent, file fictitious names, complete UCC filings, and more.

To view the Fast Track Filing system, click here. For more information about Iowa notaries, click here.

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