How to find your state's fees
Maximum notary fees are set by each state, and vary widely. A notary may charge less than the maximum. To find your state's current fees, check your Secretary of State notary resources page.
Where to look
Contact your state notary commissioning office or check your state's official notary handbook. Each state publishes the current maximum fees and rules that apply to you.
Verify before you charge
Fees can change, so verify the current maximum with your state office before charging a client. Check your state notary handbook or commissioning office.
Travel fees are separate
This information covers the notarial act fee only, not travel. Ask your state commissioning office how travel may be charged, and read loan signing agent business basics.
Log your fees automatically
Actbook records the fee on each journal entry next to your mileage. See the fee and mileage log.
Ready to keep your entries in one place? Get the iOS app for Actbook, a notary journal and fee and mileage log for iPhone.
Not legal advice. Check your state's notary handbook or commissioning office before you rely on any summary here.