Surety Bond · California

📋 California Notary Bond (Bond-84) — Same-Day Issuance

Required by the California Secretary of State for all commissioned notaries public before performing any notarial acts. Get your california notary bond (bond-84) issued today — instant application, same-day certificate, competitive rates from multiple sureties.

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Same-day certificate Bond amount: $15,000 (4-year term) ~$40–$75 for full 4-year term

Required in California Same-day issuance Multiple sureties Best rate available CA License #0K22110

📋 Bond Details

Bond Name	California Notary Bond (Bond-84)
Bond Amount	$15,000 (4-year term)
Premium Cost	~$40–$75 for full 4-year term
Issuance Time	Same day

✅ Why You Need This Bond

California Government Code Section 8212 requires every commissioned notary public to file a $15,000 surety bond with the county clerk in the county where their oath of office is filed. No bond means no authority to notarize — and performing notarial acts without a valid bond is a violation of state law.

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FAQ

California Notary Bond (Bond-84) questions answered

The $15,000 California notary bond for the full 4-year commission term costs approximately $40–$75 total — not per year, but for the entire term. This makes it one of the most affordable surety bonds in California.

Yes — and it's strongly recommended. The notary bond protects the PUBLIC from you. E&O (errors and omissions) insurance protects YOU if you make an honest mistake. If a claim is paid against your bond, you owe the surety company that money back. E&O insurance prevents this. Most working notaries carry both.

File your original notary bond with the county clerk in the county where you take your oath of office. You must file within 30 days of the start of your commission. Keep a copy for your records.

Yes — California notary bonds are issued same day. You'll receive your bond certificate by email and can print it immediately to file with your county clerk.