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It is a state requirement that all new Indiana notary public applicants provide an 8-year notary bond in the amount of $5,000. The cost of the $5,000 notary bond is only $50. Your $5,000 Indiana notary bond includes a $5,000 errors and omissions insurance policy for your protection at no extra cost.
A notary public may not offer advice related to the documents involved in the transfer of property or any other legal document. The following process should be followed to apply to become a notary public or to renew a notary commission. You must be a registered voter to become a notary public.If you do not know your voter registration number, call your County Voters Registration Office or County Registration and Election Commission for this information.1  Carefully type or print legibly all information requested on the top portion of your application and sign in the presence of a notary public. 2  Attach a $25.00 check or money order 3  ... Maif you do not know your voter registration number, call your County Voters Registration Office or County Registration and Election Commission for this information. 1  Carefully type or print legibly all information requested on the top portion of your application and sign in the presence of a notary public. 2  Attach a $25.00 check or money order 3  ... Mai