NJ - Notary Division Website
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact information for the New Jersey notary division.

NJ - Mobile Notary Fees
A New Jersey notary public may charge any travel fee they feel is appropriate.

New Jersey Notary Fees

Acknowledgments	$2.50
Jurats including Oath	$2.50
Oaths & Affirmations	$2.50
Protests	Unavailable
Proofs of Execution (for Deeds)	$2.50
Updated 8/05/2017

NJ - Other Information of Interest
To become a NJ notary you must be either a New Jersey resident, or a resident of an adjoining state and have a business or office in New Jersey.

One notary act that a New Jersey notary can do is a proof of deeds. A proof of deeds is another name for a proof of execution. There is a standardized form for proofs of execution. If you have reason to believe that you will ever execute such a notary act, it makes sense to purchase a pad of such forms. Additionally, Acknowledgment and Jurat certificate form pads are an absolute necessity for all notaries. New Jersey Acknowledgment Wording (New Jersey Acknowledgment Verbiage) can be embedded into the end of a document or can be attached on a separate form.

Please read our blog for interesting information about credible identifying witnesses, Acknowledgment rules, Jurat procedures, and many other practical notary topics.

Dual state commission information
If you are a Pennsylvania Notary residing in Pennsylvania, or a New York notary who resides in New York, you can only apply to be a New Jersey notary if you have a business, office, or are employed in the state of New Jersey.

Related Links
New Jersey Notary Fees and FAQ Information
Become a New Jersey Notary Public
New Jersey Notary General Information
Notary Acts