The Arkansas Secretary of State, Mark Martin, announced earlier this month that notaries in Arkansas can now apply to be an electronic notary or e-notary. You can read Mark Martins April 2nd e-notary announcement on the State site. He hopes that this s... The Arkansas Secretary of State, Mark Martin, announced earlier this month that notaries in Arkansas can now apply to be an electronic notary or e-notary. You can read Mark Martin's April 2nd e-notary announcement on the State site. He hopes that this step towards technology will allow Arkansas business' to become more efficient; saving time and resources. You must be an Arkansas notary in good standing to apply to become an e-notary. Follow the steps that the State explains in their Becoming an Electronic Notary Public article. There is mandatory training but you can sign up for the free e-notary training on the Secretary of State's website and pass an exam. Once you've become an e-notary, you must choose an e-notarization system. The Arkansas Secretary of State has only approved two such vendors, Doc Verify and World Wide Notary.  Check back for more information to follow in the coming months!