Insurance for signing agents

Notary signing agent insurance

A loan signing agent handles mortgage and closing packages. That is higher value work, and the contracts that come with it usually ask for higher limits.

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Mobile notaries

Does your business send out notaries who are employees or independent contractors? You need a policy that allows more than one notary.

Types of insurance

Think beyond professional liability insurance. Consider general liability, data breach and crime insurance. New contracts ask for more coverage.

Workers compensation

You may need workers compensation insurance even if you use only independent contractors. You could be liable for an injury they suffer.

Why us?

Professional liability (E&O)

This is the most common request we get. It is intended to protect you if someone claims that you caused a financial loss to a third party.

General liability

Every business should consider this. It can protect you against a claim of accidental bodily injury or property damage to a third party.

Crime insurance

This is intended to protect you against a claim of theft by an employee, made against you or against a third party.

Data breach or cyber liability

This is for a data breach. It can include the cost of telling people that their information was exposed.

We have worked with notaries for many years across the country. As your business needs change, we can help. Same day quotes are available in almost all states.

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Insurance for the notary industry

The notary signing industry is changing. We see requests for more types of insurance, including crime insurance for notaries and notary cyber liability, which is also called data breach insurance. Do not limit your options by going without the policies a contract requires. If you want to work with title companies, escrow companies and banks, you may need these policies to meet a contract.

Think about the contracts you may not win without the right insurance. Then think about the risk to you and to your business.