Renew Your Notary Commission in Nebraska
in Just a Few Easy Steps


Avoid the hassle of a lapsed notary commission. Renewing your Nebraska notary commission with us is simple, fast, and affordable. Simply follow the steps outlined below to continue your notary work uninterrupted.

To renew your notary commission in Nebraska, you must:

  • 1- Order a four-year, $15,000 Nebraska notary bond.

  • 2- Take the oath of office.

  • 3- Complete a notary application online.

  • 4- Receive your notary commission certificate.

  • 5- Purchase a notary stamp.

Everything You Need to Renew Your Notary Commission in Nebraska


Only $61.95*
Includes a One-year Membership to AAN

Limited time offer - save up to 40% on notary supplies

This Nebraska notary renewal package includes:
Four-year, $15,000 Nebraska notary bond.
Four-year, $5,000 Nebraska error & omissions insurance policy included at no additional charge.
Notary course approved by the Nebraska Secretary of State**
Trodat self-inking rectangular notary stamp
One-year membership to AAN
Four years of expert support
E-notary journal
Your Cost: Only $61.95*

* The Nebraska Notary Renewal  Package I may be purchased separately at the same net savings without the state mandatory four-year, $15,000 notary bond for $21.95 plus $7.95 for shipping. Enter item # P103 on the order form. The Nebraska Notary Renewal Package II may be purchased separately at the same net savings without the state mandatory four-year, $15,000 notary bond for $41.95 plus $7.95 for shipping. Enter item # P104 on the order form. The Nebraska four-year, $15,000 notary bond may also be purchased separately for $40.00. Discounts and savings apply only to supplies. Prices do not include taxes.

**Required by law.

How to Renew Your Notary Commission in Nebraska


  1. Order a four-year, $15,000 Nebraska notary bond.

    Nebraska requires notaries to maintain a four-year, $15,000 notary bond for the duration of their notary terms. Our Nebraska notary bonds include a complimentary $5,000 errors and omissions policy. Save time! No need to wait for days to receive your Nebraska notary bond. You can now order and download the notary bond instantly upon checkout along with instructions on how to complete the notary application process.

  2. Take the oath of office.

    The oath of office is printed on the same page as your bond. You are required to sign the oath of office in the presence of a notary public. Once you have the bond form completed, scan it and save it as an electronic file so you can upload it when completing your renewal notary application.

  3. Complete a renewal notary application online.

    Within thirty days of your commission expiration date, you must submit a renewal notary application by completing an amendment on the Secretary of State’s Online Notary Portal. You will be asked to upload a copy of your signed notary bond and notarized oath of office when submitting the notary renewal application online.

  4. Receive your notary commission certificate.

    Once your application is approved, you will receive an email from the Nebraska Secretary of State instructing you to download your commission certificate.

  5. Purchase a notary stamp.

    Save up to 40% on Nebraska notary supplies and receive a free one-year membership in the American Association of Notaries at no additional cost (a $19 value). We offer only the highest quality products, which comply with all Nebraska legal requirements for notaries. All our Nebraska notary stamps are manufactured in house, and we stand behind them 100%. All our notary supplies come with a LIFETIME REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE – no questions asked!

    Email a copy of your Nebraska notary commission certificate to sales@usnotaries.com or fax it to 713-649-0011 so we can prepare and ship your Nebraska notary supplies.

Nebraska notary bonds and errors and omissions insurance policies provided by this insurance agency, the American Association of Notaries, Inc., are underwritten by Western Surety Company (established 1900). Kal Tabbara is a licensed insurance agent in Nebraska.