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| Bond Amount | Cost | Term | Apply Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| $15,000 | $50.00 | 4 Years | BUY NOW |
Requiring Entity
State of California, Secretary of State
Underwriting Criteria
Instant Issue No Credit Check Required
Premium Rate(s)
4 Year Term - $50.00
Who is Required to Secure this Bond
A California Notary Public Bond in the amount of $15,000 is mandatory requirement to be filed with the State of California, as set forth in the Government Code sections 8212 to 8214, for all registered notary publics.
Bond Requirement Specifics
The Notary Public Bond requirement is set forth in the Government Code sections 8212 to 8214, and provides protection to the public against damaged caused by acts made by the notary public, characterized by misconduct or negligence in the form of fraud, dishonesty, misstatement, misrepresentation, deceit and or any unlawful acts or omissions. If the notary does not comply with the California State notary guidelines, a consumer may file a claim against the bond. The Surety Company who issued the notary public bond on behalf of the notary must validate each claim and in the event the notary public is found negligent, the Surety Company must pay the damages sought in the bond claim.
Who is protected Under this Bond
Any person or persons for whom the notary public rendered notary services.
Underwriting Process
California Notary Bonds are INSTANTLY ISSUED through our web-site without the need of a personal credit check of the notary public so long as they have been provided a valid notary commission by the Secretary of State.
What you Need to do Once you have your Bond
As the original notary bond must be filed with the Recorder in the County in which the notary public is doing business, the original bond will be mailed to the notary public within 24 hours of submitting their application online for filing with the County Recorder and will be inclusive of a power of attorney for the Bonding Company, as well as a notary acknowledgement for the attorney-in-fact. The bond will be place in regular mail unless the notary opts to pay the fee associated with overnight delivery during the application process.