Pricing and Fees
ESTIMATE COST OF SERVICE
Total cost will generally consist of travel fee + notarization fee. For example one document: $50 service fee + $10 notarization = $60. Additional services or distance will cost extra.
Payment Types Accepted
Check, Cash, Card, Venmo, Cashapp, ApplePay, Paypal
Service Area
We are proudly servicing the Austin area and surrounding cities. There is a base travel fee within 20 miles of the 78702 area code of $50 and an additional fee of $2 for each mile outside of that.
Hours Available
We are available Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm by appointment or same day service. Weekend, emergency and after hours available with additional fees.
Notary Service Fee
First signature of each individual $10
Each additional signature of each individual $1
Administering an oath or affirmation $6
Taking the deposition of witness, for each 100 words $0.50
Swearing a witness to a deposition $10
Protesting a bill or note $4
Each additional notice of protest $1
Protesting in all other cases $4
Certified copy (copies not included, must be made by the notary) $6
Uncertified copy of an entry from a notary's record book,
per page $0.50
All notarial acts not provided for $10
Travel Fee
Travel within 20 miles from 78702, $50 each additional mile outside, $2
After hours 6pm to 9pm, 6 am to 9am, & weekends $30
Late night or emergency 9 pm to 6 am $50
Location Charges Fee
Hospitals and nursing homes, 30 minutes at location $50
Jails and Detention Centers 1 hour at location $100
Excessive Wait Time per hour, more than 30 minutes at location $45
ABIA Airport Terminal Fee $75
Additional Charges Fee
I-9 Verification $65
Printing/Scanning: $1.00/page
Document delivery to FedEx, UPS, in person local delivery $30
(shipping label must be supplied, local delivery within 20 miles)
Witness Fee
Witness service(per witness) $50
(additional fees
Duties of a Texas Notary Public
Do's
- Take acknowledgments
- Administer oaths and affirmations
- Protest instruments
- Take depositions and affidavits
- Execute jurats
- Certify copies of documents that are not recordable in public records
General
A notary requires the signer to be present for the notarization. Remember that the primary function of a notary public is to prevent fraud. We do this by requiring the physical presence of the signer, making a positive identification of the signer, and placing the signer under oath or affirmation, or taking the acknowledgment of the signer that the document was signed willingly.
Dont's
- The notary does not guarantee the truth or accuracy of the document.
- The Notary has no obligation to verify the documents content.
- The Notary does not legalize or validate a document.