Notary fees
New Mexico notary fees
| Act | Maximum fee |
|---|---|
| AcknowledgmentN.M. Secretary of State, Notarial Officer Handbook (rev. July 2023) | $5.00 per act |
| Oath or affirmation without a signatureN.M. Secretary of State, Notarial Officer Handbook (rev. July 2023) | $5.00 per signer |
| JuratN.M. Secretary of State, Notarial Officer Handbook (rev. July 2023) | $5.00 per act |
| Copy certificationN.M. Secretary of State, Notarial Officer Handbook (rev. July 2023) | $0.50 per page, $5.00 minimum |
| Technology fee for notarial acts performed electronicallyN.M. Secretary of State, Notarial Officer Handbook (rev. July 2023) | $25.00 per act |
Travel fees in New Mexico
A travel fee is allowed if the notary and the requester agree on it before travel and the notary explains it is separate from the notarial fees and not required by law. Source: N.M. Secretary of State, Notarial Officer Handbook (rev. July 2023).
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Figures checked against the official sources linked here on November 7, 2026. These are the legal maximums, not a quote: a notary may charge less. This is general information, not legal advice. Laws change, so confirm with the official source before relying on a figure.
New Mexico notary fee questions
How much can a notary charge in New Mexico?
In New Mexico, the most a notary may charge for acknowledgment is $5.00 per act. Oath or affirmation without a signature: $5.00 per signer. Jurat: $5.00 per act. Copy certification: $0.50 per page, $5.00 minimum.
Can a notary charge a travel fee in New Mexico?
A travel fee is allowed if the notary and the requester agree on it before travel and the notary explains it is separate from the notarial fees and not required by law.
What is the fee for remote online notarization in New Mexico?
Technology fee for notarial acts performed electronically: $25.00 per act.