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Public posted list

Fee schedule for your website

This is the list Texas expects you to post: official notarial fees at or under the statute, then optional charges on their own lines. Print it, save it as a PDF, or copy the link for your site.

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Texas notary public · posted fee schedule

Your notary name

Posted under Tex. Gov’t Code § 603.008. Official act fees follow §§ 406.024 and 406.111. A written itemized bill is required before a fee is payable (§ 603.007).

Statutory · § 406.024

Official notarial acts

These amounts are at or under the Texas maximum. A lesser fee may be charged. Excessive fees for official acts are grounds for disciplinary action by the Secretary of State.

ServiceOur fee
Acknowledgment / proof — first signaturePer notarial certificate. Includes certificate and seal. Per certificate.§ 406.024(a)(5) · max $10.00$10.00
Additional signatures on the same certificateDoes not add another remote-online fee. Per signature.§ 406.024(a)(5) · max $1.00$1.00
Oath / affirmation / juratWith certificate and seal. Per certificate.§ 406.024(a)(6) · max $10.00$10.00
Certificate under seal / other notarial actActs not otherwise listed, including a certificate under seal. Per act.§ 406.024(a)(7), (a)(11) · max $10.00$10.00
Copies of records in the notary’s officePer page. Not a remote-online act. Per page.§ 406.024(a)(8) · max $1.00$1.00
Taking a depositionPer 100 words of transcript. Per 100 words.§ 406.024(a)(9) · max $1.00$1.00
Swearing a witness to a depositionCertificate, seal, and related business. Per witness.§ 406.024(a)(10) · max $10.00$10.00
Protest — register and sealBill or note for nonacceptance or nonpayment. Per protest.§ 406.024(a)(1) · max $4.00$4.00
Protest — each noticeDoes not add another remote-online fee. Per notice.§ 406.024(a)(2) · max $1.00$1.00
Protest — other cases / certificate and sealProtesting in all other cases, or certificate and seal to a protest. Per certificate.§ 406.024(a)(3)–(4) · max $4.00$4.00

Statutory · § 406.111

Online notarization fee

Charged in addition to the underlying act fee, per online notarization (each certificate). Extra signatures on the same certificate do not add another online fee.

ServiceOur fee
Online notarization feeOn top of the § 406.024 act fee.§ 406.111 · max $25.00$25.00

One acknowledgment online

$10 + $25

$35.00

Same certificate, extra signer

$10 + $1 + $25

$36.00

Two acknowledgments online

$35 + $35

$70.00

Examples match the Secretary of State’s published illustrations at the current $10 / $1 / $25 figures.

Optional · not capped by §§ 406.024 or 406.111

Travel and convenience services

These are not official notarial-act fees. Texas does not set a dollar cap on them. They are quoted before travel and listed on the itemized bill on separate lines.

ServiceOur fee
Travel baseIncludes first 10 miles round trip. Per trip.Optional$25.00
Extra miles after first 10Round trip miles beyond the included 10. Per mile.Optional$1.00
After-hours surchargeMon–Fri 5–9 p.m.; Sat–Sun 8 a.m.–8 p.m. Per appointment.Optional$35.00
Late-night / emergency9 p.m.–6 a.m. Per appointment.Optional$70.00
Federal holidayService requested on a federal holiday. Per appointment.Optional$70.00
Wait timeAfter the first 15 minutes on site, per 15-minute increment. Per 15 min.Optional$15.00
Hospital / skilled-nursing locationIncludes first 30 minutes on site. Per visit.Optional$30.00
Jail / detention locationIncludes first 60 minutes on site. Facility rules apply. Per visit.Optional$100.00
Print / scan / emailWhen we print or scan for the client. Per page.Optional$1.00
Rush — under 2 hours’ noticeSame-day short-notice dispatch. Per request.Optional$50.00
Credible witness we provideOnly if you supply the witness. Per witness.Optional$25.00
Courier / carrier drop-offPlus actual carrier shipping if used. Per trip.Optional$30.00
No-show / late cancelLess than 2 hours’ notice. Per appointment.Optional$25.00

Texas rules this schedule follows

  • § 406.024 — A notary or the notary’s employer may charge only the listed official fees, and may not exceed them as adjusted by the Secretary of State.
  • § 406.024(c) — Fees are reviewed every five years against CPI-U. This table uses the amounts in force after H.B. 255 (effective September 1, 2023).
  • § 406.111 — An online notary may charge up to $25 more for an online notarization, in addition to the § 406.024 fee.
  • § 603.006 — Fees charged are entered in a fee book.
  • § 603.007 — A fee is not payable until a written bill with the details of the fee is produced or ready to be produced.
  • § 603.008 — A complete list of fees the notary may charge by law must be posted in a conspicuous place. This page is that list for web and print.
  • Apostilles are issued by the Texas Secretary of State, not by the notary, and are not billed as a notarial act here.

Confirm the current table at sos.texas.gov/statdoc/edinfo.shtml. Statutes: Government Code Chapter 406.

I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN TEXAS AND MAY NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.

This tool is a fee worksheet only. It is not a law firm, not the Texas Secretary of State, and not legal advice. It does not create an attorney–client relationship. Confirm current notarial fee law and your commission duties before you charge or notarize.

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