A notary public bond ensures that the person signing a contract is who he says he is. It also protects both parties in case something goes wrong during the transaction.

What Is a Notary Public Bond?
A notary public is an official trained by the state government to verify the identity of people who sign contracts. They will then issue a notary public bond, a legal document that certifies the individual's identity.

Why Do I Need One?
If you need to prove your identity to a bank or other financial institution, you should consider getting a notary public bond. This type of bond is issued by the state government and is required by law. It allows you to legally sign documents as yourself without having to worry about being impersonated.

Where Can I Obtain My Notary Public Bond?
You must first apply with the Secretary of State's office to obtain a notary public bond. Once approved, you will receive an official certificate of qualification. You can then buy the bond by clicking HERE

Where Can I Find More Information About My State's Notary Public Bond Requirements?
If you live in Florida, you can find more information about your state's notary public bond requirements by visiting the Secretary of State's website.

Florida Notary Public Bond ($7,500) A notary bond for $7,500 is required by law in Florida. The State requires a bond to be available to compensate an individual harmed due to a breach of duty by the notary. In other words, the bond protects a notary's client (not the notary).