Notary
Our Services:
Office & Mobile
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Notary Public Fees: $2.00 – $275.00
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Citizenship Verification Form: $50.00
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Wedding Officiant: $150.00 (*add-ons are not included.)
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Remote I-9 & I-9 Employment Verification (paper copy): $60.00
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Identification Verification Certificate (I-9 Employment Verification): $60.00
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Real Estate Notary for Titles, Escrows & Closings: $275.00
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General Power of Attorney: $30.00
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Power of Attorney for statutory durable financial $35.00
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Power of Attorney for Care of Child(ren): $50.00
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Power of Attorney for Living Wills and Trust Documents: $45.00
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Divorce Papers: $125.00
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Uncontested Divorce Document: $75.00 (one seal only)
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Divorce Related Document(s): $20.00
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Dekalb County Statement of Legal Residence: $20.00
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Affidavit of Residency for Public School: $20.00
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Georgia Department of Revenue – Motor Vehicle Division MV-16: $15.00
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Assignment of an Agent for Impounded Vehicle: $40.00
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Georgia Secure Power of Attorney (T-8S): $40.00 (include 5 seals)
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Travel Consent Minor (s): $20.00
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Settlement and Release Agreements: $20.00
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Quit Claim Deed: $65.00
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Passport Affidavit: $25.00
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Notary for Court Hearing by Telephone (1hr maximum): $25.00
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Bill of Sale: $25.00
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Witness if not available: $25.00 (personally known or otherwise, notary public provides)
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Home Loan or Mortgage Modification: $60.00
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Firearm Transfer: $50.00
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Warranty Deed: $75.00
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Non-listed documents (e.g., handwritten, printed form, etc.): minimum rate: $8.00
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Additional Signature Page for Notary: $5.00 per page
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Senior discounts for those 59 and over: $5.00
Mobile Services
•Non-Service Hours, Monday – Friday, Mobile Transportation Expense: $90.00
•Service Hours, Saturday – Sunday, Mobile Transportation Expense: $125.00
•Mobile Real Estate Notary for Loans, Titles, Escrows & Closings: $425.00Payment Options
•Cash•Credit/debit card payments
Document prices are subject to change without prior notice. Disclaimer: We are not licensed attorneys in the State of Georgia, and we may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. If you need assistance in deciding whether documents are appropriate for notarization, please contact a licensed attorney to determine applicability. Furthermore, you assume all responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided and must check the accuracy of information presented in documents, forms, etc.
