From a licensed surety — a bonding company, an insurance company, or a notary organization authorized to issue bonds in Arizona — not from the Secretary of State, which neither sells bonds nor recommends sellers. Premiums genuinely vary, the manual itself advises shopping around, and the bond must meet strict specs (your printed name, two signatures, a jurat rather than an acknowledgment, no blank lines, expiration one day less than four years out) or the filing gets rejected. We walk every requirement and rejection trap in The Arizona Notary Bond, Explained.
