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Mobile notaries travel directly to you — at home, at the office, in a hospital, or wherever you need them. Many are available evenings and weekends for same-day appointments.
61,041 mobile notarys available across 4 states
What Is a Mobile Notary?
A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to the signer's location rather than working from a fixed office. They carry their full notary kit — official seal, journal, and stamp — and can perform notarizations virtually anywhere: your living room, a hospital bed, a business conference room, or even a parking lot. Mobile notaries fill a critical gap for people who cannot easily visit a traditional notary office, whether due to mobility issues, packed schedules, or urgent deadlines.
When Do You Need a Mobile Notary?
- You cannot leave your home or workplace during regular business hours
- You or a family member is in a hospital, nursing home, or assisted living facility
- You need documents notarized in the evening or on a weekend
- You have multiple signers who need to be present at the same location
- You need urgent, same-day notarization for a legal or financial deadline
- You are managing estate planning documents and signers are homebound
How Much Does a Mobile Notary Cost?
$25–$75 travel fee + state notary fee per signature
Mobile notaries charge the standard state-regulated fee per signature (typically $2–$15 depending on your state) plus a travel fee that covers their time and transportation. Travel fees generally range from $25 to $75 depending on distance, time of day, and whether the appointment is urgent. After-hours and weekend appointments often carry a premium. For loan signings, fees are higher — typically $75 to $200 per appointment — because of the additional expertise and time involved.
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Benefits of Using a Mobile Notary
- Convenience — the notary comes directly to your chosen location
- Flexible scheduling, including evenings, weekends, and holidays
- Ideal for elderly, disabled, hospitalized, or incarcerated individuals
- Can handle multiple signers at a single location in one visit
- Often available for same-day or next-day appointments
- Personalized, one-on-one service without office wait times
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