Being a Certified Traveling Notary Public Will Help Increase Career Opportunities

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Offering costumers multiple notary services for a local business can help grow a business financially. There are numerous reasons why a California business should become certified as a traveling Notary Public. Providing a valuable service to customers looking for local mobile notary publics will encourage more walk-ins and perhaps repeat business by those who frequently get documents notarized.

Eventhough they are not required to charge for thie services, the maximum fees that can be charged for a California public notary are listed below.

Acknowledgement – $10 (for each signature notarized) Jurat – $10 (including the oath or affirmation) Certified Copy of Power of Attorney – $10 Deposition – $20 (plus $5 for administering an oath to a witness and $5 for completing the certificate on the deposition.) Oath and Affirmation – $10 Proof of Execution by Subscribing Witness – $10 (for each signature) Immigration Papers – $10 per set Copy of Journal Entry – 30¢ Protest – $10 (plus $5 for serving notice of nonpayment or non-acceptance, and $5 for recording) Verification of any nomination document or circulator’s affidavit having to do with a public election (Elections Code § 8080) – $0 Application or claim for pension, allotment, allowance, compensation, insurance or other veteran’s benefit on behalf of a US military veteran (Government Code § 6107) – $0

According to the Government code 6107 a public notary may not issue a charge for the following notary public acts.

Notary public acts that can not receive a charge are areas that deal with the Armed Forces.

Giving a certified notary copy of, or looking for, any type of record of public knowledge that has to do with allotments, pensions, compensations and allowances dealing with Armed Forces.

Keeping a record of all notaries in a California State-approved notary journal encourages good notary practices. Public employee notaries may be required to charge a fee and remit the fee to the agency worked for.

If a notary is doing the notary work for an employer and receives money for the notary public service that money must be turned in to the employer. Government Code 8202.7. Travel fees are separate from notary fees, and that fact must be disclosed to the signer. It is up to the signer and the mobile notary to decide on a fair price for travel fees. If a mobile public notary charges a client for more than the listed fees they can have their commission revoked or suspended.

California businesses looking to add an additional service to their business can easily become certified as a notary public in their local area and offer a quality service.

Notary Public comes to your location to sign legal documents: Trusts, Power of Attorney, Health Care Directive, Deeds, etc. Save gas and time; mobile notary public to you. Call 1-800-aNotary (800) 266-8279 for 24 emergency service covering La Verne Califonia including La Verne notary public service.

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