Aaron Notary has the following coverage options for your convenience:
If you already has been appointed as a Notary Public and would like to add E&O Insurance. Please call us to provide you with a Quote.
Do you know the difference between a $7,500 Surety Bond and
Errors & Omissions Insurance?
* What is a Surety Bond? The bond does not protect the notary. The bond is designed to protect the
public against any act of misconduct or negligence in the performance of your official duties as a
notary public. It does not protect you. In fact, when a notary bond is paid to some individual who was
harmed as a result of an improper notarization, the bonding company will usually demand repayment
from the notary. For your protection, you may want to carry Errors and Omissions Insurance.
* What is Errors and Omissions Insurance? Errors and Omissions Insurance (commonly called E&O) is a
form of liability insurance that protects the notary public from claims or suits that are the result of the
notary’s negligent acts, errors and omissions. Much like car insurance, this type of insurance covers:
investigation, defense and settlement of committed or alleged acts by the insured notary public
subject to policy limits and provisions.
Notary Bonds and E&O
Insurance policies are
underwritten by RLI Insurance
Co. and Contractors Bonding
and Insurance Co. a A+ Rated
by A.M. Best
Protect yourself with personal liability insurance.
Can you afford the high cost of a lawsuit?
The State required $7,500 bond protects the public, not you. The Bonding Company will seek reimbursement from you even if you are
wrongfully sued.
Aaron Notary Appointment Services, Inc. highly recommends that you protect yourself against these high costs with an E&O policy
(personal liability coverage).
Notary Bonds and E&O Insurance policies are underwritten by RLI Insurance Co. and Contractors
Bonding and Insurance Co. a A+ Rated by A.M. Best