Straightforward, up-front fees for every mobile notary and apostille service we offer in Metro Atlanta. No hidden charges — you'll know the total before we knock on your door.
Georgia caps the per-signature notary fee at $10. Everything else is a convenience fee for coming to you — flat-rate and quoted before we arrive.
| Service | Fee | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Standard mobile notary visit — inside I-285 | $50 | Up to 2 notarizations. Additional signatures $10 each. |
| Mobile notary visit — outside the perimeter | $75 – $125 | Priced by distance from Atlanta (typically 10–30 miles OTP). |
| After-hours / weekend surcharge | +$25 | Applies to appointments between 9 PM and 6 AM, and on Sundays/holidays. |
| Hospital, jail or nursing-home signing | $75+ | Includes wait time and facility check-in coordination. |
| Real estate loan signing (full package) | $150 – $200 | Includes printing, notarization, and courier back to title company. |
| Apostille service (per document) | $75+ | Includes hand-delivery to the Georgia Secretary of State. |
| Per-signature Georgia notary fee | $10 | Georgia's statutory maximum (O.C.G.A. § 45-17-11). |
Every notary fee in Georgia is made up of two parts: the state-regulated notarial act fee (capped at $10 per signature under O.C.G.A. § 45-17-11) and a separate convenience or travel fee that mobile notaries charge for coming to you.
A bank branch may waive the $10 notarial fee for account holders, but they won't travel — and they close at 5 PM. A shipping store like UPS or FedEx charges $10–$25 per signature and also can't leave the store. That's where a mobile notary earns its cost: we drive to your home, office, hospital, or hotel, on your schedule, including nights and weekends.
For emergency and after-hours work — a bedside signing at Grady, a POA at 11 PM, a real estate closing on Saturday morning — the value of a mobile notary far outweighs the $50 starting fee. We keep pricing flat and predictable so you can decide before we roll.
Our mobile notary visits start at $50 inside I-285 for up to two notarizations. Trips outside the perimeter run $75–$125 depending on distance, and after-hours calls add a $25 surcharge. All pricing is quoted up front — no surprises when we arrive.
Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 45-17-11) caps the notary's signature fee at $10 per notarial act. Any travel, printing, or after-hours charges are separate convenience fees for the mobile service — not the notarization itself.
Yes — a flat $25 after-hours surcharge applies between 9 PM and 6 AM, as well as Sundays and federal holidays. Saturday appointments during business hours are billed at standard daytime rates.
A bank notary is often free for account holders but limited to business hours and one location. UPS and shipping stores charge $10–$25 per signature and won't travel. A mobile notary is the right choice when you need someone to come to you, need signings after hours, or need signings at a hospital, jail, or private residence.
Cash, all major credit and debit cards, Zelle, CashApp, and Apple Pay. Payment is collected at the appointment before the notarial act.
No — cancellations more than 30 minutes before the scheduled appointment are free. Cancellations after the notary is en route may be charged a $25 travel fee.
Call or text with your ZIP code and the document you need notarized — we'll give you the exact all-in price in under a minute.
We come to you anywhere in Metro Atlanta. Pick your city or county for local arrival times, common documents, and answers to area-specific questions.