What the notary bond is
Oklahoma requires a notary public to file a surety bond with the Secretary of State as part of the commission. The bond protects the public, not you: if a notarization is done improperly and someone is harmed, the bond pays them and the surety looks to you. Your cost is a small one-time premium for the bond term, not the bond amount itself.
Buy your notary bond online
The whole thing is done online in minutes. The executed bond and Power of Attorney letter arrive by email, ready to file with your commission paperwork.
Buy the Oklahoma Notary Bond Online
If your credit will not qualify online, or you are bonding outside Oklahoma, our specialty market still gets it done:
Get Bonded with Under 700 Credit
Notaries are often the first of several bonds
Many of our notary clients run businesses that need other bonds and coverage: tag work, title work, dealer licensing, process serving. If your work touches any of those, look at the full list on our Oklahoma surety bonds page or request a quote and we will match the bond to the requirement.