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state notary division contact page to find contact information for the Rhode Island notary division.
RI Mobile Notary FeesA Rhode Island Mobile Notary may charge no more than 10 cents per mile as a travel fee.
Rhode Island Notary Fees| Acknowledgments | $1.00 |
| Affidavits | $0.25 |
| Jurats | $0.25 |
| Oaths & Affirmations | No set fee |
| Protests | $2.00 and $1.25 per notice |
| Marine Protests | $1.00 and $1.50 to record the protest |
| Apostilles | $5.00 |
| Certificates of Authentication | $5.00 |
| Commission fee for a four-year term | $80.00 |
RI Other Information of InterestTo become a notary in Rhode Island you need to be a resident of the state of Rhode Island as well as a registered voter.
It is not required for Rhode Island notaries to identify signers, although it is recommended.
A Marine Protest is a notary act that may be unique to Rhode Island, and this state has a separate fee for this particular notary act.
Acknowledgment InformationTo properly notarize a document by taking an Acknowledgment, you must fill in all spaces in a preprinted acknowledgement form; sign your name as it is written on your commission; and print your name, the words Notary Public and your expiration date. If the document has no preprinted acknowledgement verbiage, then a loose certificate must be provided.
Dual State commission informationIf you are a
Massachusetts notary and Massachusetts resident or a
Connecticut notary who is a Connecticut resident, you can not get a dual commission in Rhode Island. However Rhode Island residents might be able to get Connecticut or Massachusetts Notary Commissions.
