Mark Taylor — Texas Notary Commission
Texas SOS published this data October 15, 2026 · 13 days ago · republished quarterly by the state, so it may have changed since.
The state’s published record of October 15, 2026 gives Mark Taylor a Texas notary commission whose term runs through August 21, 2027. That date has not passed.
What the state publishes here is a term: a start date and an end date. A commission can also end inside that term — by resignation, revocation, or death — and none of those would appear as a date in this record. Neither would anything filed after October 15, 2026. To confirm Mark Taylor holds this commission today, use the state’s own search below.
Texas Notary ID: 132139381. Location: Austin, TX. Commission status: In term. Expires August 21, 2027. State data published October 15, 2026, republished quarterly.
Record provenance
Source: Texas Secretary of State, notary public records. Quantum Surety republishes this record; it does not issue, hold or amend it.
Publisher: Quantum Surety is a licensed Texas bond agency (TDI license #3480229) that sells notary bonds, including renewals of commissions like this one. It has no role in this commission and cannot issue, change or revoke it. The bond agency on file for this notary is Budget Notary Bonding Agency, not Quantum Surety.
Published: the Texas Secretary of State last published this dataset on October 15, 2026 (13 days ago). The state republishes it quarterly, so a record can be up to a full publication cycle behind the state’s own counter. Anything that changed after that date is not in this record, however recently we fetched it.
Retrieved: Quantum Surety fetched that publication on October 16, 2026 (12 days ago). This is when our copy was made, not when the facts were last true — that is the publication date above.
Check it against the state yourself: Texas SOS notary search portal (leaves quantumsurety.bond). The state publishes no direct link to an individual notary, so the link lands on the state’s Notary Public Search form. Type 132139381 into Notary ID, the first field on that form, and search.
That link is not a texas.gov address. The Texas Secretary of State runs its notary search on the vendor-hosted portal texas-sos.appianportalsgov.com, and the SOS website’s own Notary Public Search link points to the same host.
If this does not match the state’s record, report an error in this record and we will re-pull our copy. That fixes what we got wrong — a garbled field, or a row we failed to refresh from a publication we already hold. It cannot add what the state has not published yet: if this commission changed after October 15, 2026, a re-pull returns the same data, and will keep doing so until the state next republishes (quarterly). For that, the state’s own search above is the record that will show it.
Bond agency: Budget Notary Bonding Agency.
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