Renew Notary
commission in Texas

In Texas, notaries must renew their commission every four years to continue performing notarizations. The renewal process is the same as applying for a new commission, and you can begin it 90 days in advance to avoid any gaps in your commission.

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Texas Notary Packages
Your Path to Commission

Traditional

The Traditional Notary Package includes your Texas notary bond, stamp, and essential supplies—everything you need to get commissioned quickly and meet state requirements, all in one easy bundle.

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Traditional + Online

Includes your Texas notary bond, stamp, journal, and tools for both in-person and remote online notarizations—fully equipped to help you serve clients in any setting with ease and compliance.

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Premium

Includes your Texas notary bond, stamp, hardcover journal, X.509 certificate, eseal, and E&O insurance—perfect for a professional, secure setup with added protection and durable, high-quality supplies.

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Your Custom Notary Package: Efficiency & Savings

Why pay for extras you don't need? With our customizable package, you're in control. Choose only the products essential for your Texas notary commission. It's a straightforward, cost-effective path to becoming a notary, allowing you to focus on confidently serving others.

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When you become a Notary Public in Texas
you step into an important role as an official representative of our state.

Texas Notary Bond

A $10,000 notary bond is mandatory for all new and renewing Texas Notary Commissions. Rest assured, this essential bond is already included in our convenient pre-selected notary packages.

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E&O Insurance

A notary bond protects the public, while Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance protects you. If you make an unintentional error, the bond company pays, but you must reimburse them. E&O insurance covers these claims, safeguarding your personal assets.

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Application

Purchasing your notary bond is a vital first step, but it's not enough on its own. To become a commissioned Texas Notary, you or a bond agency must submit the official application to the Secretary of State on your behalf.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Texas law requires all notaries to obtain and maintain a $10,000 surety bond for each four-year commission term, including renewals. This requirement is included in each pre-selected package.

You can start the renewal process for your Texas notary commission up to 90 days before it expires. It's advisable to begin early to prevent any lapse in your notarization privileges.

You can renew your Texas notary commission before it expires. The renewal window opens 90 days before your expiration date. This ensures a smooth transition and allows you to continue notarizations without interruption.

The renewal process in Texas is the same as applying for a new commission. A new $10,000 surety bond is required for each four-year commission term, and this is included in each pre-selected package.
To submit your application and proof of the bond, either you or TXNotaryForm.com will need to send these documents, along with the state filing fee, to the Texas Secretary of State.
Additionally, you will require a new notary seal or stamp that displays your new commission expiration date. This is also included in each pre-selected package.

When you renew your notary commission, you cannot continue using your old notary stamp. Your new notary seal must display the expiration date of your current commission. It is essential to destroy your old stamp by making its impression illegible to prevent any potential fraud. While you can usually continue using your notary journal (record book), you will still need to obtain a new stamp.