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NY Notary Public Website
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact information for the New York notary division.

NY Mobile Notary Fees
A New York notary public may charge any travel fee that their client and they agree upon.

New York Notary Fees
Acknowledgments $2.00 each + $2.00 per sworn witness 
Jurats $2.00 each 
Oaths & Affirmations $2.00 each 
Proof of Execution $2.00 + $2.00 per sworn witness 
Protests 75 cents + 10 cents per notice 
Safe Deposit Openings There is no set fee. But notaries are advised to charge a reasonable price for such acts and to explain their fee structure to the client ahead of time. 
Updated 8/05/2017  


NY Notary Information of Interest
Instead of having a "notary division" like many other states, New York governs the notary public profession from the department of state in Albany, NY. New York allows non-residents to become New York notaries public provided that they are employed in or have a business in the State of New York.

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For more information about New York Acknowledgment wording, or New York Jurat verbiage, please click on the corresponding link a few lines below.

Dual state commission information
It is common for a New Jersey notary or New Jersey resident to also be a New York State Notary. If you are employed or run a business or office in New York, you are eligible to apply for a New York notary commission. Also, if you are a Connecticut notary notary who works in New York State, you are eligible to apply for a New York Notary commission.