Any individual applying for a commission as a notary public in Idaho. Required when: At the time of submitting an application for a new or subsequent notary public commission. Exemptions: State employees who are regularly employed by the state and require a commission within the scope of that employment may obtain the…
Overview
What it is.
Any individual applying for a commission as a notary public in Idaho. Required when: At the time of submitting an application for a new or subsequent notary public commission. Exemptions: State employees who are regularly employed by the state and require a commission within the scope of that employment may obtain the…
Who usually needs it
Any individual applying for a commission as a notary public in Idaho.
Pricing & timing
What to expect.
Generic pricing
Notary bonds protect the public from notary errors or misconduct. Typical Pricing:. • Notary bonds: Typically very affordable — often under $100 per term. • No credit check: Required in most states. • Instant approval: Available for most notary bonds. Bond amounts and terms vary by state. Most states require a notary bond before commissioning. This is one of the most affordable bond types available.
Typical timeframe
Issuance timeframe varies by bond type and underwriting
Application
What to do next.
Tell us the bond name, state, and amount on your form.
Share business and applicant info so the team can quote it.
Sign and pay; we issue the bond and send you the documents.
Keep your effective date and renewal date on file with us.
Start the application.
You are on the exact bond page. The next step is to start the quick application.
StateIDBond amount$10,000Term length6 yearsObligeeIdaho Secretary of StateRenewalIdaho does not have a formal renewal process; notaries must reapply for a new commission every six years, which requires obtaining and filing a new $10,000 surety bond.Bond classNotary BondCategoryEmployment ServicesBondNotary Public Surety BondStatutory referenceIdaho Code § 51-121(3)JurisdictionState