Notary
Notary Public Bond — Get Bonded Online
Notaries public who are required by their state to carry a surety bond as a condition of commissioning. Bond amount: $5,000–$25,000. Annual premium from $25–$75/term.
$5,000–$25,000
Bond Amount
$25–$75/term
Annual Premium
Instant Issue
Process
Who Needs a Notary Bond?
Notaries public who are required by their state to carry a surety bond as a condition of commissioning. Requirements vary by state — we confirm the exact bond form and amount for your state before issuing.
How the Process Works
- Submit your quote request. Fill out the quote request form with your business details and we'll match you with the right surety.
- Underwriting. No credit check required; issued instantly online.
- Bond issued and delivered electronically. Once approved, your bond is issued and filed with the appropriate obligee. You receive a copy by email.
Obligee & Requirements
State notary commissioning authority The typical bond amount for a Notary Bond is $5,000–$25,000. Exact requirements — including bond form, amount, and filing procedures — vary by state and obligee. We confirm the current requirements for your specific situation before issuing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why do notaries need a surety bond?
- A notary bond protects the public — not the notary — from financial losses caused by a notary's mistakes or misconduct. Most states require it before issuing a notary commission.
- How much is a notary bond?
- Notary bonds are among the least expensive surety bonds available, typically costing $25–$75 for the entire commission term (usually 4 years). Requirements vary by state — we confirm the exact form and amount for your state.
- Does a notary bond protect me if I make a mistake?
- No. The bond protects members of the public who suffer a loss. If a claim is paid, the surety company may seek reimbursement from you. For personal protection, consider notary errors and omissions (E&O) insurance.
- Can I get my notary bond online?
- Yes. Notary bonds are instant-issue — no credit check, no forms to mail. You can purchase, download, and print your bond certificate the same day.