Lone Star Notary Bond
(512) 806-0045Get My Bond

Texas Notary Guides

Straight answers on the Texas notary bond, the 2026 education requirement, renewing your commission, and how the bond differs from E&O insurance.

How to Get a Texas Notary Bond in 2026How to get the $10,000 Texas notary bond in 2026: who qualifies, the new state education step, what each piece costs, and how the bond reaches the Secretary of State.Texas Notary Renewal in 2026Renewing a Texas notary commission in 2026: the 90-day filing window, the required continuing education, a new 4-year bond, and what happens if your commission expires.Texas Notary Education (SB 693): What Is RequiredWhat Texas SB 693 requires: the state notary course and assessment, the 70% passing score, the $20 fee per attempt, who it applies to, and the new 10-year record rule.Texas Notary Bond vs E&O InsuranceThe Texas notary bond protects the public. E&O insurance protects you. Here is how each works, what Texas requires, and why every Lone Star bond includes $5,000 of E&O.Texas Notary Bonds for Employers and TeamsGetting several employees commissioned as Texas notaries? $45 per notary for the 4-year, $10,000 bond with $5,000 of E&O included, and one point of contact for the whole team.

Texas notary bond. $45.

4-year, $10,000 bond with $5,000 of E&O included, filed with the Secretary of State for you.

Get My Bond