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Do title companies require Signing Agents to have set amounts of E&O insurance?

I registered with a title company to receive closing assignments. However, the representative is telling me that I need to increase my E&O policy to $100,000. Is this normal?C.G., Colorado

Yes, it is normal for a title company or lender to require a specific amount of E&O coverage that must be carried by the Notaries with whom they contract. So, it is up to the individual companies to set their own coverage requirements.

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kimbroughchiquita@gmail.com

06 Apr 2025

Is there a set amount of E&O coverage required by the state of Tennesse for a remote notary

National Notary Association

07 Apr 2025

Hello. While Tennessee requires Notaries to have a $10,000 surety bond, there is no minimum E&O insurance policy requirement for either traditional or remote Notaries in Tennessee. For more information about Tennessee's remote notarization requirements, please see here:

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