Does Texas require an E&O policy for notaries?

No — only the $10,000 surety bond is required. But almost every signing service, title company, or lender will require E&O before assigning you work.

How much E&O do I need as a Notary Signing Agent?

Most title companies want at least $25,000, and many require $100,000 or more. We'll match the limit to your client requirements.

Often yes — tell us where you're commissioned and we'll confirm.

Notary Bonds & E&O

Texas notary bonds, E&O policies sized to your work, signing-agent coverage, and RON-aware endorsements.

Coverage 01

The state-mandated bond every Texas notary needs to be commissioned. Quick, affordable, and we file it correctly.

Every Texas notary public — required by the state.

Coverage 02

The bond protects the public. E&O protects you. Most professional notaries carry both.

Notaries who want personal protection beyond the bond.

Coverage 03

Title and lender clients almost always require higher E&O limits and proof of background screening. We help you meet those requirements.

Notary Signing Agents (NSAs) handling loan documents.

Coverage 04

RON has different exposure than in-person notarization. Make sure your coverage explicitly addresses it.

Notaries commissioned to perform RON in Texas or other RON-enabled states.

Get a personalized quote, or upload your current policy and we'll review it for gaps.