Invoice Template for Notaries

Notaries bill for travel, per signature, and statutory notary fees. Your invoice should clearly show the number of signatures, travel time or distance, and any rush fees. Clear invoicing ensures you're compensated for your time and meets state fee regulations.

Key takeaways

  • Include all essential details: your info, client info, invoice number, itemized services, and payment terms
  • Be specific about deliverables — vague line items lead to payment disputes
  • Set clear payment terms with a due date and late fee policy
  • Follow up promptly when payments are overdue — use a tracking system

What to Include on Your Notaries Invoice

  • Your name, commission number, and contact
  • Client name and service address
  • Invoice number and date of service
  • Number of notarizations and fee per signature
  • Statutory notary fee (varies by state)
  • Travel fee or mileage
  • Rush fee if applicable

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Common Notaries Invoicing Mistakes to Avoid

  • Exceeding state maximum notary fees — know your state limits
  • Not documenting travel for mobile notary work
  • Vague descriptions — specify "2 loan signings, 8 signatures"
  • Not including commission expiration for verification
  • Missing invoice for remote online notarization (RON) sessions

How Notariess Get Paid Faster

  • Check state maximums for notary fees — most cap per-signature fees
  • Charge travel fee or mileage for mobile signings
  • Itemize: statutory fee + travel + per-signature if allowed
  • Include commission number and expiration on invoice
  • Invoice promptly after the signing

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do notaries typically charge?+

Statutory fee (typically $10-15 per signature, state-dependent) plus travel for mobile. Signing agents charge $75-200+ per loan signing. RON may have different fee structures.

What are notary fee limits by state?+

Each state sets maximum fees for acknowledgments, jurats, etc. Typically $10-15 per signature. Travel and other fees may have separate limits. Check your state notary handbook.

What should notaries include on their invoice?+

Commission number, date of service, number of notarizations, statutory fee, travel fee, total. For signing agents, include loan/transaction reference.

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