Pricing
Texas sets the maximum fees a notary can charge. Mobile appointments also include a travel fee, which I'll always tell you up front before booking. No surprises.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Notary fees, set by Texas law | |
| Acknowledgment (most signed documents) | $10 for the first signature, $1 for each additional signature |
| Oath or affirmation (sworn statements, affidavits) | $10 |
| Online notarization (by video) | Up to $25 per notarization, plus the standard fee above |
| Copy of a notary record | $1 per page |
| Travel, from Arlington | |
| Within 10 miles | $35 |
| 10 to 25 miles | $50 |
| More than 25 miles | Quoted when you book (from $65) |
| Add-ons | |
| Hospital, care facility, or jail visit | Add $25 (covers check-in and waiting time) |
| After-hours (8 p.m. to 7 a.m.) | Add $25 |
| Witness | $25 per witness |
| Printing | $1 per page |
The fine print
- Notary fees are set by Texas Government Code §406.024 and §406.111. Travel and convenience fees are separate and agreed on before your appointment.
- You’ll receive an itemized receipt.
Payment
Cash, Venmo, Zelle, and Cash App for in-person appointments. Online sessions are paid by card through the secure video platform when you book.
Want a quote first?
Send a few details about your document and location, and I'll confirm the total before we book.