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Our office will be closed for staff development at 3pm EDT on Wednesday, December 11. Thank you for your understanding.
Our office will be closed for staff development at 3pm EDT on Wednesday, December 11. Thank you for your understanding.
A notary was sued for $99,000 because a deed he notarized was fraudulent and he didn’t properly identify the customer. Because the notary did not have Notary Errors and Omissions (E&O), he had to take out a loan to pay for his mistake.
Notary E&O Insurance is protection for the notary when a mistake is made fulfilling the notarial role.
Notary Errors and Omissions Insurance protects you when you make a mistake that causes your client to suffer a financial loss.
It is a common misconception that your notary bond protects you. Your bond protects your customers. You are required to pay the bonding company back if it has to make a payment on a claim.
PAN's Notary E&O Insurance pays your claim first. There is no deductible and you are not required to pay the insurance company back.
Your employer will also be insured under PAN's Notary E&O Insurance policy at no additional charge.
* Only valid with the purchase of a membership package and qualified education including First Time Notary Seminar, Notary Reappointment Seminar, Notary Basic Education Online Course and the Notary Continuing Education Online Course that was taken within 6 months of the purchase date.
If you are in the process of becoming a notary or are renewing your commission, you may add any of the Notary E&O policies to your package. If you are in the middle of your commission, you can still benefit from PAN’s Notary E&O Insurance coverage. Simply multiply the monthly rate of the policy of your choice by the remaining months of your commission to determine your cost. For more information or to order a policy, please call 800-944-8790.
Lawsuits against signing agents are becoming more common. Signing Agent E&O Insurance is designed to fill the gaps not covered by traditional Notary E&O Insurance.