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Newport Woonsocket

Providence

Warwick

RI Notary Website
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact
information for the Rhode Island notary division

RI Mobile Notary Fees
A Rhode Island Mobile Notary may charge 10 cents per mile travel fee.


  

    
Rhode Island Notary Fees
  
  

    
Acknowledgments
    
$1.00
  
  

    
Affidavits
    
.25
  
  

    
Jurats
    
.25
  
  

    
Oaths & Affirmations
    
No set fee
  
  

    
Protest 
    
$2.00 and $1.25 per notice
  
  

    
Marine Protest
    
$1.00 and $1.50 to record the protest
  


RI Other Information of Interest
To become a Rhode Island notary you must be a Rhode Island
resident and a registered voter.  Most other states do not have
any voter registration requirements.   A Rhode Island notary, although
not required, should the identities of the signers by requesting
identification, preferably with a photo and signature such as a drivers license.
Rhode Island is the only state to have a separate fee for a marine protest.
Rhode Island has some of the lowest notary fees in the nation.
There seems to be little financial incentive to become a notary there.

Become a Rhode Island notary public

Dual State commission information
If you are a Massachusetts notary and Massachusetts resident or a 
Connecticut notary, you can not get a dual commission in Rhode Island.