Posted by Harry [NR] on 1/21/11 3:04pm
Msg #369578

More Notary E & O Insurance - All 50 States

We just added more insurance to the store in all states. After entering the store for your state, click the Bond and Insurance product category. You should now see two different Notary Public E&O Insurance offerings and, optionally, Signing Agent E&O if it's available in your state.

The policies offered by Western Surety Company are only available in full commission terms, though the premiums can be pro-rated if you are mid-commission.

Why should you care? Mainly because you can now purchase a policy from both companies and effectively double your coverage.

Harry
Notary Rotary

Reply by John/CT on 1/21/11 4:46pm
Msg #369597

Still looking for Signing Agent E & O Insurance ...

That would be great, Harry!!

Reply by John/CT on 1/21/11 4:48pm
Msg #369598

For Connecticut, that is. n/m

Reply by Glenn Strickler on 1/21/11 5:17pm
Msg #369599

John,

Can't you go to your insurance broker and buy some kind of umbrella policy that would cover you for any problems that come up in the course of business?

Reply by MW/VA on 1/21/11 7:56pm
Msg #369604

I've mentioned it before. I have a Business Liability

Policy & recently changed from E&O to SA E&O. I personally am not going to rely only on E&O.

Reply by Frenchie/TN on 1/22/11 8:18am
Msg #369622

Re: I've mentioned it before. I have a Business Liability

What does SA stand for. And as far as umbrella policies, I have one, but it does not cover business activities, just personal.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 1/22/11 8:24am
Msg #369623

SA = Signing Agent.. n/m

Reply by Frenchie/TN on 1/22/11 2:12pm
Msg #369648

Duh! Sometimes my brain takes a vacation! n/m