Notarizing a Document in the US
To notarize a document in the US, you must follow specific steps:
- Identify a notary public in your area, authorized by your state to witness official documents.
- Provide the notary necessary documents and identification to certify your identity and that the document was signed voluntarily.
Cost of Notarizing a Document in the US
The average cost for a notary in the US is $10 – $15 per document, with fees ranging from $5-$20 depending on the region.
Online notary services allow remote notarization once identity is verified electronically. Documents notarized this way are legally valid in all states. Most banks offer free notary services for customers.
Can anyone be a notary in USA?
To notarize a document in the US:
- Identify a notary public authorized by your state to witness official documents.
- Provide necessary documents and identification to certify identity.
You can find a notary public by state registry or resources like PandaNotary. Fees range $5-$20 per signature. Use a notary from the state where the document will be used to ensure validity.
Online notary services allow remote notarization through approved platforms. Once identity is verified electronically, the online notary guides you through eSigning. Documents notarized this way are legally valid in all states.