Find a notary near you
5519 notaries across the United States — mobile notaries that come to you, walk-in offices and loan signing agents. Every listing has an address, and most have a direct phone number.
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- Alabama50
- Alaska6
- Arizona184
- Arkansas28
- California997
- Colorado37
- Connecticut29
- Delaware11
- Florida549
- Georgia137
- Hawaii14
- Idaho12
- Illinois107
- Indiana35
- Iowa11
- Kansas30
- Kentucky33
- Louisiana208
- Maine9
- Maryland97
- Massachusetts57
- Michigan69
- Minnesota18
- Mississippi28
- Missouri100
- Montana9
- Nebraska7
- Nevada115
- New Hampshire6
- New Jersey128
- New Mexico16
- New York161
- North Carolina99
- Ohio70
- Oklahoma44
- Oregon39
- Pennsylvania497
- Rhode Island7
- South Carolina129
- South Dakota1
- Tennessee171
- Texas893
- Utah32
- Vermont1
- Virginia123
- Washington76
- Washington DC5
- West Virginia5
- Wisconsin26
- Wyoming3
Browse by feature
- Apostille Notary Services437
- After-Hours Mobile Notaries554
- Loan Signing Agents614
- Spanish-Speaking Notaries300
- Remote Online Notaries (RON)308
Popular cities
- Houston, TX170
- Los Angeles, CA91
- Las Vegas, NV82
- Dallas, TX62
- New York, NY61
- Phoenix, AZ54
- San Antonio, TX52
- Miami, FL46
- Memphis, TN46
- Orlando, FL34
- Austin, TX34
- Chicago, IL33
- Jacksonville, FL31
- San Diego, CA30
- Philadelphia, PA30
- Tampa, FL29
- Tucson, AZ27
- Baton Rouge, LA26
- El Paso, TX26
- Bakersfield, CA25
- San Jose, CA25
- Fort Worth, TX24
- Sacramento, CA22
- San Francisco, CA22
Need it today? Many mobile notaries take same-day appointments — call two or three from your city page and compare travel fees before booking.
Common questions
- How much does a notary cost?
- State law caps fees per signature, typically $5–$15. Mobile notaries add a travel fee, usually $25–$75 depending on distance and urgency. Loan signing packages run $75–$200 flat.
- What do I need to bring to a notary?
- A current government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport or state ID) and the complete, unsigned document. Sign only in the notary's presence.
- What is a mobile notary?
- A commissioned notary who travels to your home, office, hospital or care facility. Same service and legal effect as an office notary, plus a travel fee.