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Why You Need E&O Insurance

Errors and Omissions insurance protects notaries from liability and financial loss if they commit a negligent act while performing notarial duties. To avoid paying any out-of-pocket legal fees if a file is claimed, we recommend E&O insurance for all notaries.

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Tips For Completing An Error-Free Application

1. Remember to send your application to us, not the state. We will proof-read your application and submit it electronically for you.
2. Once you receive your Commission Certificate, you must take the Oath of Office before a current Texas Notary. Renewing notaries cannot notarize their own form. At the same time, the state will notify us to manufacture and ship your custom notary stamp.
3. Don't forget that Texas requires all notaries to keep a record of their activities. Notaries.com offers a record keeping journal that exceeds the state requirements.
4. Affordable Notary Errors and Omissions Insurance (E&O) is a critical component of any Notary's portfolio. E&O insurance protects you, the Notary, against any potentially devastating financial costs of lawsuits that could result from an error you make as a Notary. This insurance is necessary for every new and renewing Notary, at a very reasonable cost. It is an added benefit to ensure your protection while acting in your duties as a Notary. And it runs concurrent with your notary term. Protection worth considering!