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5-Year Term

Louisiana Notary Public Bond

Required $10,000 surety bond for Louisiana notary public commissions. Features a unique 5-year term serving the Pelican State's oil, tourism, and cultural industries.

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1-2 day processing
5-year term coverage

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Louisiana Notary Bond Requirements
Louisiana features a unique 5-year notary term with $10,000 bond requirement
Bond Amount:$10,000
Term Length:5 years
Filing Deadline:30 days after commission
Education Required:No
Exam Required:No
E-Notary Bond:Same $10,000
Processing Time:1-2 business days
Renewal Required:Yes
Louisiana Notary Landscape

Louisiana has approximately 32,000 active notary publics serving the unique legal and cultural landscape of the Pelican State. The 5-year term provides stability for notaries serving oil, gas, tourism, and international trade industries.

Oil & Gas Industry

Louisiana's energy sector creates substantial need for mineral rights, leasing agreements, and offshore drilling documentation notarization.

New Orleans Tourism

The tourism and hospitality industry drives significant business documentation, especially in the French Quarter and convention districts.

Louisiana Notary Bond FAQs

Louisiana Secretary of State Contact

Louisiana Secretary of State

Notary Division

8585 Archives Avenue

Baton Rouge, LA 70809

Phone: (225) 922-2880

Website: sos.la.gov

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Louisiana Customer Review
"The 5-year term is perfect for our oil and gas business. Great support for Louisiana's unique legal environment and energy industry documentation needs."
- Antoine R., New Orleans Energy Notary