the likelihood of me making an error that falls within the scope of my E&O policy.
Keep in mind that most of what I do on a regular basis is weddings and court documents. As long as I check ID, administer an oath, the person personally appears, and I complete a statutory jurat, the likelihood that my valid notarization will cause someone to lose money is slim to none.
This is JMHO. The majority of my notarizations are for clients in my office. Even if I did own a home (which I will by the end of the year), I could not justify more than $5,000 E&O. |
