Comprehensive Guide to Texas Notary Fees for 2026

Edward Grant Notary Services, a service of EG3 Group LLC

Texas law establishes the maximum fees that a Texas Notary Public may charge for notarial acts. These fees are separate from any travel, convenience, technology, scheduling, administrative, or other service-related fees.

The official maximum allowable fees established under Texas Government Code § 406.024 and published by the Texas Secretary of State are outlined below.

Notarial Service Maximum Fee

Acknowledgment or Proof (First Signature) $10

Each Additional Signature (Same Notarial Certificate) $1

Oath or Affirmation (With Certificate and Seal) $10

Jurat (Verification Upon Oath) $10

Certificate Under Seal Not Otherwise Provided For $10

Notary Record / Journal Copies (Per Page) $1

Addtional Remote Online Notarization (RON) Fee* Up to $25

Example Remote Online Notarization (RON) Fees

A Remote Online Notarization (RON) fee may be charged in addition to applicable Texas notarial fees.

Example 1: One signer, one notarial certificate

Notarial Fee: $10
RON Fee: $25
Total: $35

Example 2: Two signers named in the same notarial certificate

Notarial Fee: $10 + $1
RON Fee: $25
Total: $36

Actual charges may vary depending on the number of notarizations performed and the services requested.

Additional Service Fees

Travel fees, convenience fees, technology fees, after-hours service fees, scheduling fees, administrative fees, apostille assistance fees, and other service-related charges are separate from statutory notarial fees.

Any applicable service fees will be disclosed and agreed upon prior to the appointment.

Questions?

If you have questions regarding notarial fees or service pricing, please contact Edward Grant Notary Services before scheduling your appointment.

Rev. 1.041 | Updated 06.01.2026