Fees & Pricing

How Pricing Works

Texas Notary Guide’s fees are structured to be transparent and fair while remaining compliant with Texas notary regulations. Pricing is based on the type of notarial service requested and the details of the appointment.

Notarial act fees are governed by the State of Texas, while mobile service and travel fees are separate.

Notarial Act Fees

Notarial act fees are set in accordance with Texas state law and apply per notarization, not per document.

These fees may vary depending on:

• The type of notarial act

• The number of notarizations required

• The number of signers

State-regulated notarial fees are disclosed prior to service.

Mobile & Travel Fees

Texas Notary Guide provides mobile services, traveling to homes, offices, hospitals, and other agreed locations.

Mobile service and travel fees are separate from notarial act fees and are based on:

• Distance traveled

• Location of the appointment

• Time required

Travel fees are calculated from a fixed business location and are confirmed before the appointment is scheduled.

Additional Service Considerations

Additional fees may apply for:

• Multiple documents or multiple signers

• Extended appointment time

• After-hours or late-evening appointments

• Short-notice or emergency requests

All applicable fees are communicated in advance so there are no surprises.

Quotes & Payment

Each appointment is unique, and pricing is confirmed in advance based on the services requested and appointment details.

Texas Notary Guide accepts cash and all major credit cards for payment. Personal checks are not accepted.

Payment terms and total fees are discussed prior to appointment confirmation to ensure clarity and transparency.

Disclaimer: Texas Notary Guide is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice. We do not prepare legal documents, advise on document content, or represent clients in legal matters. Notarial services are limited to verifying identity, witnessing signatures, and completing notarial acts as permitted under Texas law.