How Much Is It to Become a Notary in Florida?

How Much Is It to Become a Notary in Florida?

Starting a notary business in Florida is affordable, with several costs to consider. Here’s a breakdown of the expenses:

1. Education Course 📚

• State-approved notary education course: $20 to $50 (depending on the provider)

2. Application and Notary Bond 📝

• Florida notary application fee: $39

• Required $7,500 notary bond: $40 to $50 (valid for 4 years)

3. Notary Supplies 🖋️

• Official notary seal: $20 to $40

• Notary journal: $15 to $30 (required for RON)

• Additional supplies like certificates and business cards: $20 to $50

4. Remote Online Notarization (RON) 💻

• RON certification course: $50 to $100

• Digital seal and electronic signature: $50 to $100

• RON platform subscription: $25 to $99/month (depending on the provider)

5. Optional Insurance 🛡️

• Errors and Omissions (E&O) Insurance: $60 to $100/year for $25,000 coverage

Total Initial Cost:

• Traditional Notary: $150 to $250

• Remote Online Notary (RON): $300 to $500 (including digital tools and platform fees)

📌 Sources:

• Florida Department of State. (2024). Notary Commission Fees and Requirements.

• National Notary Association. (2024). Cost to Become a Notary in Florida.
  
  
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