Arizona Notary Surety Bond

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Arizona Notary Bond

Notaries in Arizona are required by law to have a $5,000, 4-year Arizona notary bond. The Arizona notary surety bond protects the people of Arizona from any mistakes a notary might make while performing their notarial duties. Notary E&O Insurance will protect you from having to pay out of pocket for a bond claim and for the cost of your legal defense.

Arizona bonds and E&O will be emailed within 12-24 hours after placing an order.

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$5K Bond + E&O Policy/Term *

Bonds protect the public, E&O insurance protects you. Adding an E&O Policy to your Arizona notary bond is the best and most affordable way to protect yourself from potential financial harm.

$5k Bond Only

$5k Bond + $5K E&O (+$20.00)

$5k Bond + $10K E&O (+$40.00)

$5k Bond + $15K E&O (+$50.00)

$5k Bond + $20K E&O (+$60.00)

$5k Bond + $25K E&O (+$65.00)

$5k Bond + $30K E&O (+$70.00)

$5k Bond + $35K E&O (+$75.00)

$5k Bond + $50K E&O (+$90.00)

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Before we can release your Arizona notary stamp or seal, you must email us a copy of your commission certificate at sales@notary.net

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$5,000 Arizona Notary Bond

Name: Arizona Notary Surety Bond
SKU: 37644-0
Availability: InStock

This 4 year, $5,000 Arizona notary bond is required for all applying Arizona notaries. E&O can be purchased up to $50,000. This can be delivered electronically via email in most instances.

Errors & Omissions insurance (E&O) is liability coverage built to protect your personal and professional assets. E&O insurance protects you in case you make a mistake, causing your client to suffer financial harm. E&O insurance has a no deductible.

Without E&O insurance, the notary public remains personally liable to the full extent of any damages sustained by the client. Most likely, the notary will be required to reimburse the bonding company out of pocket.

State-required notary bonds do not protect a notary; E&O insurance protects a notary.