Nevada Notary Bond

A Nevada notary bond is a mandatory $10,000 bond that the state requires for all commissioned notaries. The bond is a financial guarantee, protecting the public from losses related to improper actions by the notary. The bond is not a type of insurance for the notary. Instead, it is a financial protection for the public. The bond is a state requirement for the full 4-year commission term.

A Nevada notary bond in the amount of $10,000 costs $200 and is valid for the full commission term of four years. 

To get your Nevada notary bond, simply contact us. We have an easy process that enables you to set up your $10,000 surety bond without a hassle. If you prefer, you can also buy your notary bond by contacting us by phone at 877.514.5146.

In Nevada, commissioned notaries are regulated by the Nevada Secretary of State. This office is responsible for processing notary applications, establishing rules and regulations, and taking disciplinary action when the state’s regulations and laws are not followed.

To become a commissioned notary in Nevada, you must meet the full list of requirements: 

• Be at least 18 years old;
• Be a resident of Nevada;
• Possess your civil rights (cannot be a convicted felon);
• Never have had a notary commission revoked in Nevada or any other state;
• Completed the state’s training class and passed the exam;
• Have a Nevada business license if applying from an adjoining state;

You can get full details about obtaining a Nevada notary license, including the requirements and process, on the Nevada Secretary of State’s website.