What Is A Texas Notary Bond?
The Texas Notary Bond is a $10,000 surety bond required by the Texas Secretary of State for individuals appointed as notaries public. It protects the public from losses caused by a notary’s errors or misconduct under Texas law. You may also see it called the Texas Notary Public Bond or the Texas Notary Surety Bond.
Who Needs the Bond?
You need this bond if you are applying for a new Texas notary commission or renewing an existing one, and you must pass the notary education assessment before you apply.
Why Is the Bond Required?
Texas requires the bond as a condition of every notary commission. It gives Texans a way to recover losses caused by notary errors or misconduct, and it encourages notaries to follow Texas law.
How Much Does the Bond Cost?
Your premium starts as low as $50 for the full four-year term, so you pay once for your entire commission. The Texas Secretary of State adds a $21 filing fee, for a starting total of $71. Your exact price may vary, and your order summary shows the full amount before you pay.
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