Texas Notary Fees (2026), In Person and Online
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Fee limits
Under Texas Government Code §406.024, a notary may charge up to $10 for the first signature on an acknowledgment or proof and $1 for each additional signature (Texas SOS; Tex. Gov't Code ch. 406).
An online notary may charge up to $25 for the online notarization in addition to the regular fee (Texas SOS online notary info). These are maximums.
Common Texas tasks
- Selling a car? Texas doesn't require the title to be notarized. See Texas car title.
- Using a document abroad? See Texas apostille.
In person vs online
| In person | Online | |
|---|---|---|
| Max notarial fee | $10 + $1 per extra signature | Same + up to $25 online fee |
| Texas allows RON? | n/a | Yes (enacted 2017) |
Online options
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