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Notary Cost: Fees by State (2026)

Standard notary: $2-$25/signature. Mobile notary: $75-$200. Remote online notary (RON): $25-$50.

Updated Mar 2026Legal$2-$200
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Notary Fees by Service Type

ServiceCostConvenienceBest For
Walk-in (bank, UPS)$0-$25You travel to themSimple documents
Mobile notary$75-$200Comes to youReal estate, medical, elderly
Remote online (RON)$25-$50Video callQuick, from anywhere
Loan signing agent$100-$200Comes to youMortgage closings
How Costs Compare
38%
12%
50%
Mobile notary 38%
Remote online (RON) 12%
Loan signing agent 50%

Free Notary Options

Your bank — Most banks (Chase, BofA, Wells Fargo) notarize free for account holders. Call ahead to confirm a notary is available.
AAA offices — Free notary for AAA members at most branch locations.
Your workplace — Many large employers have a notary on staff. Ask HR.
Credit unions — Often free for members, sometimes even for non-members.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a notary cost?▼
$2-$25 per signature at walk-in locations (varies by state). Mobile notary: $75-$200 total. Remote online: $25-$50. Many banks offer free notary for account holders.
Where can I get something notarized for free?▼
Your bank (free for account holders), credit union, AAA (members), some workplaces, and some public libraries offer free notary services.
What is a mobile notary?▼
A notary who travels to your location. They charge $75-$200 including travel fees on top of per-signature fees. Ideal for real estate closings, hospitals, or homebound individuals.
What documents need to be notarized?▼
Real estate deeds, power of attorney, wills and trusts, affidavits, contracts, and some government forms. Not all documents require notarization — check the form requirements.
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📊 Data Sources
State notary fee caps from National Notary Association. Updated March 2026.