Texas Notary Public Bond

Who needs a Texas Notary Public Bond?

The Texas Secretary of State requires notaries maintain a $10,000 surety bond. The surety bond covers the full 4-year commission. The bond is a required part of the Application for Appointment as Texas Notary Public.

Why is the Texas Notary Public Bond required?

The surety bond protects the State of Texas against financial losses resulting from improper or unlawful conduct by a Texas Notary Public.

Bond Terms
State
Texas
Amount and Term
Starting at $10,000 for Four Years
Premium
Starting at $50 for Four Years
Issue Type
Instant Issue
Instant Issue Bolt
Obligee

State of Texas

Secretary of State, Notary Public Unit

P.O. Box 13375

Austin, Texas 78711-3375

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General Questions

What is a surety bond?

A surety bond is a three-party agreement among a principal, an obligee, and a surety.

The bond formalizes the principal's obligation to the obligee. The surety guarantees that the principal will fulfill their obligation.

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