Kansas Notary | $12,000 Notary Surety Bond

Also known as: notary bond

Type of Bond

In Kansas, a notary bond refers to a type of surety bond that is required for individuals who serve as notaries public in the state. The notary bond serves as a financial guarantee that the bonded notary will fulfill their duties and responsibilities in accordance with the laws and regulations governing notarial acts. It is typically required by the Kansas Secretary of State or a similar regulatory authority. By obtaining a notary bond, the bonded notary assures that they will perform notarial acts accurately, ethically, and in compliance with the applicable laws. This includes verifying identities, administering oaths or affirmations, witnessing signatures, and maintaining proper records. If the bonded notary fails to fulfill their duties or violates any laws or regulations related to notarial acts, a claim can be made against the bond. If the claim is valid, the bond provides financial compensation to cover any resulting damages or losses suffered by the parties involved. The purpose of the notary bond is to protect the interests of the public and ensure the integrity of notarial acts. It helps maintain trust and confidence in the authenticity and reliability of notarized documents. The bond provides a form of recourse for parties who may be harmed by the misconduct or negligence of a notary. It promotes accountability and professionalism among notaries in Kansas.

Always check with the Kansas Secretary Of State "Obligee" for details

Application

Our application process for the Kansas Notary bond is easy. Apply for the Notary bond.

The Kansas Notary Bond amount is currently set at  $12,000.

Obligee Information

An obligee is the entity that is requiring you to have the Notary bond.

For your convenience you can view a sample copy of the Kansas Notary Bond Form.

Obligee: Kansas Secretary Of State
Street: 120 Sw 10th Ave 1st Floor
State: Kansas
Zip: 66612