Washington State

Washington notary E&O insurance

Washington has some rules that make a quote for notary E&O insurance and general liability insurance work a little differently. Use this page to request a quote in Washington. If you are in another state, use the standard quote form.

1. About you

First name

Last name

Business name or DBA

Business structure

Street address

City

State

ZIP code

Confirm email

Phone number

Website

2. Your notary work

Year the business started

States where you hold a commission

Commission expiration date

Estimated annual gross receipts

Your total income from this business in one year, before expenses.

How many employees do you have?

Enter 0 if it is just you.

How many independent contractors (1099s) do you have?

Enter 0 if you do not use any.

3. Coverage you want

Professional liability (errors and omissions)

This covers a claim that your mistake caused a financial loss to another person.

MOST FREQUENTLY REQUESTED

Lower limits - available to buy online in some states

Higher limits - we prepare your quote

$1,000,000 is not sold online in Washington. Our online option in Washington tops out at $100,000. Finish this form and a quote will be sent to you by email, or someone will contact you to go through the options with you.

4. A few questions

8 questions left to answer

Do you perform loan signings?

Mortgage, refinance or real estate closing packages.

Are you background screened or certified as a signing agent?

For example NNA certified and screened.

Do you perform remote online notarizations (RON)?

Do you notarize for lenders, title companies or escrow companies?

Do you store client information on a computer or online?

This includes scanned documents, journals and photo identification.

Do you hold a notary bond now?

Have you had any claims in the past 5 years?

Has your notary commission ever been suspended, revoked or disciplined?

Anything else we should know?

Answer the 8 remaining questions above to continue.