Arizona $5,000 State-Required Bond

This includes your state-required Notary Bond for $5,000, as well as your state-required self-inking stamp.

This notary bond is required by the state of Arizona for all notaries. Notaries must purchase a notary bond and file it with the state within 90 days of receiving a commission letter.

Note: You must receive your commission letter from the state of Arizona before you can purchase a notary bond. In order to receive your notary bond, you must provide the Notary Association of America with a copy of your commission letter. Notary of America will not underwrite your bond without receiving a copy of your commission letter.

This notary bond:

• is separate from any other bond coverage you might presently have and is required in addition to other bond coverage.
• should be executed by the Notary Association of America within 90 days after your application is submitted to the Secretary of State's office.
  Please note that you must provide the Notary Association of America with a copy of your commission letter when you receive it.
• must be written for a term of four years, covering the same dates as your term of office.
• is not replaceable by an errors and omissions (E&O) policy.

Note: While a notary bond protects a notary professional's customers, an errors and omissions policy, while not required by law, is highly recommended because it protects you—the notary public. E&O pays for your legal fees and costs should you be sued in your capacity as a notary. Unlike your state-required Notary Bond, your E&O policy does not require that you repay a claim. E&O insurance protects you by paying for financial claims and legal fees (up to policy liability limit) and financial claims including defense costs up to liability limits.

Our Notary Bonds are underwritten by Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America for your protection and peace of mind.

Note: This includes your STATE-REQUIRED Notary Bond for $5,000, as well as your STATE-REQUIRED self-inking stamp.