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According to NRS §240.033, Nevada requires a $10,000 surety bond. Most applicants receive instant approval with no credit check. You must file your bond with the county clerk within 30 days of receiving your commission.

What Are the Nevada Notary Requirements?

Education & Exam

  • Complete 3-hour online training course ($45)
  • Pass notary exam (all applicants)
  • Retake available after 24 hours if failed
  • Complete exam within 24 hours of starting

Application Requirements

  • Must be 18+ and Nevada resident
  • Post $10,000 surety bond
  • File with county clerk within 30 days
  • Pay $35 application fee

30-Day Filing Requirement: Nevada notaries must file their $10,000 surety bond and oath of office with their county clerk within 30 days of receiving their commission from the Secretary of State. All applicants—both new and renewing—must complete the 3-hour course and exam. Similar to contractor license bonds and probate bonds, notary bonds protect the public.

How to Become a Nevada Notary

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Education

Complete 3-hour course

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Exam

Pass notary exam

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Bond

Get $10,000 bond

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File

File with county (30 days)

Nevada Notary Markets

Las Vegas Valley & Southern Nevada

Las Vegas/Clark County: Gaming industry with casino licenses, entertainment contracts, performer agreements. Real estate boom from California migration. 24/7 notary demand.

Henderson, North Las Vegas: Master-planned communities attracting tech workers. No state income tax drives population growth. Lake Las Vegas premium market.

Boulder City, Mesquite: Retirement communities, golf resorts. Hoover Dam federal contractor documentation. Seasonal population swings.

Northern Nevada & Mining Country

Reno-Sparks Metro: Tesla Gigafactory, Google/Apple data centers, tech startups. University of Nevada market. Lake Tahoe proximity attracts relocations.

Carson City: State capital with government agency notarizations. Gaming regulators, legislative documents. Lower competition than Reno.

Elko, Mining Communities: Gold mining operations (Newmont, Barrick), lithium extraction for EV batteries. Equipment financing, mineral rights documents.

Nevada Notary Bond FAQs

How much does a Nevada notary bond cost?
According to NRS §240.033, Nevada requires a $10,000 notary bond. This one-time premium covers your entire commission period. Most applicants qualify for instant approval.
Is an exam required for Nevada notaries?
Yes, Nevada requires all notary applicants (both new and renewing) to pass a notary public commission exam after completing the mandatory 3-hour online training course. If you fail the exam, you can retake it after 24 hours. Once enrolled, you must complete the exam within 24 hours of starting.
What education is required for Nevada notaries?
Nevada requires all applicants to complete a mandatory 3-hour online notary training course through the State of Nevada Notary Public Training Site. The course costs $45 and covers Nevada notary laws, procedures, and best practices. This requirement applies to both new and renewing notaries.
How long is a Nevada notary commission valid?
Nevada notary commissions are valid for 4 years. When renewing, you must complete the 3-hour education course and pass the exam again, even if you previously held a Nevada commission.
Where do I file my Nevada notary bond?
You must file your $10,000 surety bond with the county clerk of the county where you reside within 30 days of receiving your commission. The filing process and fees vary by county, so contact your county clerk for specific procedures.
What fees are required for Nevada notary commission?
Nevada charges a $35 application fee to the Secretary of State. You must also pay $45 for the mandatory 3-hour education course and exam. Additionally, you'll need to purchase your $10,000 bond (typically $50-100) and notary supplies.
Can I notarize documents immediately after appointment?
No, you can only perform notarial acts after your bond and oath are filed with your county clerk. Nevada requires filing within 30 days of commission, so it's critical to complete this step promptly.
Do online notaries in Nevada need a separate bond?
No, electronic notaries in Nevada use the same $10,000 bond that covers traditional notarizations. However, electronic notaries must complete additional registration with the Secretary of State and use approved technology platforms.
What happens if my Nevada notary commission expires?
If your commission expires, you cannot perform notarial acts until you renew. Nevada requires all renewing notaries to retake the 3-hour education course and pass the exam again, even if you previously held a commission.
Do I need errors and omissions (E&O) insurance in Nevada?
E&O insurance is not legally required in Nevada, but it's strongly recommended. The $10,000 bond protects the public but does not protect you personally. E&O insurance provides personal liability coverage for notary errors.
What counties in Nevada have the highest notary demand?
Clark County (Las Vegas and Henderson) has by far the highest demand due to the gaming, entertainment, and tourism industries. Washoe County (Reno and Sparks) also has strong demand. These two metropolitan areas account for the vast majority of Nevada's population and economic activity.

Other State Notary Bonds

California
$15,000
4 years
Arizona
$5,000
4 years
Utah
$5,000
4 years
Washington
$10,000
4 years
Texas
$10,000
4 years
Florida
$7,500
4 years
Pennsylvania
$10,000
4 years
Oregon
$10,000
4 years
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Official Nevada Notary Resources

Nevada Secretary of State

Official notary requirements, applications, and bond filing procedures.

U.S. Treasury Surety Bond Program

Official list of Treasury bond program certified companies.

Official Nevada Requirements

"Nevada law requires every notary public to obtain a surety bond in the amount of $10,000."
Nevada Secretary of State • NRS §240.033
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