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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.

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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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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a mobile notary near me?
Browse our directory by city and filter by the "Mobile Notary" service type. You can also submit a request through our form and we'll connect you with available mobile notaries in your area.
How much does a mobile notary charge?
Mobile notaries charge the standard state notary fee per signature (typically $2–$15) plus a travel fee ranging from $25 to $75. After-hours and weekend appointments may cost more.
Can a mobile notary come to a hospital?
Yes. Mobile notaries regularly visit hospitals, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers. The signer must be conscious, willing, and mentally competent to understand what they are signing.
Are mobile notaries available on weekends?
Many mobile notaries offer weekend and evening availability. Check individual listings in our directory or submit a request specifying your preferred date and time.
What documents can a mobile notary notarize?
Mobile notaries can notarize any document that a traditional notary can, including powers of attorney, wills, deeds, affidavits, loan documents, and more. The key requirement is that all signers must be present with valid government-issued ID.

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