E&O Insurance and Bonds

Protect your notary work with our reliable Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance and bond packages. Designed for notaries, these products cover costly mistakes, meet state requirements, and give you the confidence to perform every signing with security and peace of mind.
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Notary Surety Bonds

Every notary public must obtain a surety bond (amount varies by state) to protect the public. We make the process simple, so you can start your notary duties with confidence.

Notary Errors & Omissions Insurance

E&O insurance protects you from costs due to mistakes or omissions and is recommended for loan signing agents and higher-risk notarial acts.

Everything a notary needs!

Choose An Insurance Option

Notary Bond

- Starting at $65 / (4 years)
Our notary bonds qualify for state requirements and provide protection, ensuring compliance while covering potential claims against notarial errors.
  • 4 years of coverage
  • Complies with state requirements
  • Entry level notary insurance
  • Does Not Cover You

E&O Insurance

- State Dependent Pricing
E&O insurance protects you from costs due to mistakes or omissions and is recommended for loan signing agents and higher-risk notarial acts.
  • Advanced coverage notary insurance
  • Recommended for Loan Signing Agents
  • 25k of E&O (Professional Liability Insurance) 
  • 25k of Free Cyber Liability Insurance Included

Member Pricing

- Starting at $5
Members of NPA enjoy member pricing on our insurance products along with discounts on notary materials and exclusive access to essential notary resources.
  • 50% off Notary Bonds
  • Discount on all notary products
  • Exclusive notary resources and support

Frequently asked questions

Q: What is a Notary Bond and why do I need it?

A: A Notary Bond is a type of surety bond required in many states to protect the public from financial loss due to a notary’s errors or misconduct. It is a common legal requirement for obtaining a notary commission. Our notary bonds make it easy to fulfill this obligation quickly, ensuring you stay compliant with state regulations.

Q: Do I need to obtain a Notary Bond within a specific timeframe?

A: Many states require notaries to file their Notary Bond within a set timeframe after receiving their commission. For example, in California, notaries must file their bond with the county clerk’s office within 30 days. Missing the deadline may result in needing to reapply. Our Notary Bonds make it easy to meet your state’s requirements quickly and stay on track with your commission. Be sure to check your state’s specific filing deadlines.

Q: What is the difference between a Notary Bond and E&O Insurance?

A: A Notary Bond protects the public from a notary’s mistakes, while E&O Insurance protects the notary personally. If you make an error or face a false claim, E&O Insurance covers legal defense costs and settlements, ensuring you’re not financially responsible. We offer both Notary Bonds and E&O Insurance, so you’re fully protected on all fronts. procedures, and ethics.

Q: How much Errors and Omissions Insurance should I have as a notary?

A: The amount of E&O Insurance you need depends on how much risk you’re comfortable with. We recommend notaries carry at least $25,000 in coverage to protect against the most common claims. Our E&O Insurance policies offer flexible coverage amounts, ensuring you have the right protection at the best price.

Q: Can I get both a Notary Bond and E&O Insurance through Notary Public Association?

A: Yes! We’ve partnered with Colonial Surety Company to offer notary bonds and E&O Insurance that provide comprehensive protection. Our easy process allows you to purchase both in one place, ensuring you’re fully compliant with state regulations and personally protected from liability.

Q: Does a Notary Bond protect me as the notary?

A: No, a Notary Bond protects the public, not the notary. If a claim is made against your bond, you are responsible for reimbursing the bond company. To protect yourself from personal financial liability, you need Errors and Omissions (E&O) Insurance, which provides coverage for mistakes made in your notarial duties. Our affordable E&O Insurance offers peace of mind, so you’re covered in case of an error.