kansas notary bond
kansas notary bond

Kansas Notary Bond

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Kansas Notary Bond

Notaries in Kansas are required by law to have a $12,000, 4-year Kansas notary bond. The Kansas notary bond protects the people of Kansas from any mistakes a notary might make while performing notarial acts. In order to protect your personal financial assets, we highly recommend that you also purchase E&O Insurance.

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

Notary E&O Insurance helps protect you from lawsuits arising from the performance of your notarial duties. If you make a mistake, a claim may be made on your bond and you may be sued. Without an E&O policy, you will be fully responsible for reimbursing the bond claim and for the cost of your legal defense.

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Kansas Notary Surety Bond and Application

All new and renewing notaries in Kansas are required to have a Kansas notary bond. Add Notary E&O Insurance covering the term of your commission.

The Kansas Notary Public Bond and Appointment Form includes the Kansas notary application, oath of office, and a 4-year, $12,000 Kansas notary bond. The Appointment Form is required for all persons applying to become a Kansas notary public. The surety bond included in the appointment form protects the public – the people of Kansas – from mistakes made by the notary in the performance of his or her duties. The notary will be personally responsible for reimbursing all claims made against the bond.

In order to help protect themselves from claims against the notary bond and notarial lawsuits, the notary must purchase Optional Errors and Omissions (E&O) insurance coverage. E&O is sometimes referred to as professional liability insurance. Travelers requires that E&O, if desired, be purchased at the time the notary bond is purchased.

The Travelers bond and insurance combo may only be purchased at the beginning of a commission term. In order to qualify for this product combination, you must meet our underwriting guidelines and purchase within six months of the start of the commission. If you fail to meet the underwriting guidelines, your payment will be refunded.

Learn How to Become a Kansas Notary Public Here

How to file your Kansas notary public bond

To file your bond, send your completed notary application, bond, and seal impression to the Kansas Secretary of State.

What else do I need to become a Kansas notary?

Notaries in Kansas must have a notary bond, stamp, and journal.

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