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SC Notary Website
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact
information for the South Carolina notary division

SC Mobile Notary Fees
A South Carolina mobile notary may charge any travel fee they
feel is appropriate.


  

    
South Carolina Notary Fees
  
  

    
50 cents for each attendance upon any 
person for proving a matter or thing and certifying the same ( similar to an acknowledgment )
  
  

    
50 cents for each notarial certificate with seal
  
  

    
Taking Depositions and swearing in witnesses
    
.25 cents per copy sheet
  
  

    
For each copy of up to 100 words for taking
depositions, protests and certificates
    
.10 cents
  
  

    
Jurats 
    
.25 cents
  
  

    
Oaths for affidavits
    
.25 cents
  
  

    
Protests
    
.50 plus postage
  
  

    
taking a renunciation of dower or inheritance
    
$1.00
  
  

    
Solemnizing marriage
    
No stated fee
  


SC Other Information of Interest
The state of South Carolina explicitly states that a non-attorney
notary may not do loan signings without being considered to be practicing
law. The attitude of 123notary which differs from the state of South
Carolina is that the notary is not practicing law unless they comment on
the meanings of the documents in the package. Here is the state's
official text.
 
The handling of real estate closings by notaries public constitutes
the unauthorized practice of law in South Carolina. Offering advice to
clients, preparing deeds, notes, mortgages, and any other documents
related to the transfer of property do not fall within the duties of
a notary public. (Exception: An attorney who is also a notary public.)
Real estate and mortgage loan closings must be conducted by attorneys
in South Carolina.
 
A Notary Commission lasts 10 years which is very unusual.
Also, a South Carolina notary may solemnize marriages which
is an unusual right for a notary to have.

Become a South Carolina notary public

Dual State commission information
A North Carolina notary who is a resident of North Carolina can not 
become a South Carolina notary.