Text "Notary" to 512-696-1559 to Become a Texas Notary Public over the phone!

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Notary Public Package

  • Notary Four Years $10,000 Bond
  • Self-Ink Texas Notary Stamp
  • Notary Book 2025, Softcover
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Notary Public Package

  • Notary Four Years $10,000 Bond
  • Self-Ink Texas Notary Stamp
  • Notary Book 2025, Softcover
  • X.509 Digital Certificate 4 Years
  • Electronic Notary Seal
  • Video Instruction How To Use
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Notary Public Package

  • Notary Four Years $10,000 Bond
  • Self-Ink Texas Notary Stamp
  • Notary Book 2025, Hardcover
  • X.509 Digital Certificate 4 Years
  • Electronic Notary Seal
  • Video Instruction How To Use
  • E&O $25,000 Notary Insurance
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Texas Department of Insurance

TXNotaryForm.com

Listed by the Texas Department of Insurance as a Surety Bond Agency, provides bonds for notaries to protect the public in Texas.

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Traditional Notary

Meets clients in person only and can provide service throughout the state.

Online Notary

Meet clients online via video call and provide services globally from Texas.

Bond or E&O

Bond ensures compliance for notaries; E&O insurance offers liability coverage.

Recordkeeping Book

Designed for Texas notaries to compliance new 2025 recordkeeping requirements.

Texas Notary Public Surety Bond

Traditional & Online Notaries

To become a notary public in Texas, you must:

  • Be a Texas Resident;
  • Be at least 18 years of age;
  • Maintain no convictions for a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude (theft, various misdemeanors).

The Office runs background checks on all notary applicants. If the Office discovers a notary public is not eligible at any time, the Office must reject a notary application or revoke the notary commission.

Buy the Texas Notary Public Surety Bond, apply to commission through the Texas Secretary of State Notary Portal, or request an application on your behalf.

Obtain a Verifiable X.509 Compliant Digital Certificate and an electronic notary seal. Complete the Online Notary Application. Are you a traditional notary?

Become an online notary starts at TXNotary.PRO

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Four Year $10,000 Bond For Texas Traditional Notary Application

Texas State Self-Ink Notary Stamp, Black, Rectangular

Texas State Recordkeeping Book, Softcover, 280 Records,0.4 Lbs

Texas State Recordkeeping Book, Hardcover, 280 Records, 1 Lbs

Verifiable X.509 Compliant Digital Certificate, 4 Years

Image Of Electronic Notary Seal, Png, Jpg And Pdf Files

Video Guide How To Use Certificate And Apply To Online Commission

Error And Omission Insurance Texas Notary, Four Year $25,000

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PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE (PKI) SPECIAL FOR TEXAS NOTARY PUBLIC

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) uses a chain of certificates to secure communication. For software like Adobe Reader to verify a certificate, it must access the PKI repository, which contains the public certificates.
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Provides an easy way to download and import public certificates, ensuring your Texas Notary Digital Certificate is confidently verified.

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To become a Notary Public in Texas, you need to get a Notary Public Surety Bond from a bonding company that’s licensed in Texas.

What’s a Notary Bond?
It’s basically a financial guarantee from a licensed company. If a notary causes a loss, the bonding company will step in and pay for it, instead of the notary being on the hook. Just keep in mind that the bonding company will want the notary to pay them back for that amount.
Even though notary insurance isn’t a must, it can help cover any losses a notary might have to pay back to the bonding company.

How can you check if a bonding company is licensed in Texas?
You can find a list of licensed bonding companies on the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) website. Before you buy a bond, it’s a good idea to check their site to make sure that the company is listed as licensed.

TXNotaryForm.com is a licensed bonding company in Texas, backed by Old Republic Surety Bond, which has been around for over 100 years and has an A+ rating.

TXNotaryForm.com is Accredited by

The Texas Secretary of State Notary Dept.
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