Notary fees

Utah notary fees

In Utah, the most a notary may charge for acknowledgment is $10.00 per signature.
Maximum notary fees in Utah
ActMaximum fee
AcknowledgmentUtah Code § 46-1-12$10.00 per signature
Certified copyUtah Code § 46-1-12$10.00 per page
JuratUtah Code § 46-1-12$10.00 per signature
Oath or affirmation without a signatureUtah Code § 46-1-12$10.00 per signer
Signature witnessingUtah Code § 46-1-12$10.00 per signature
Remote notarizationUtah Code § 46-1-12$25.00 per act

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Travel fees in Utah

A notary may charge a travel fee up to the federal mileage rate if it is explained as separate from the notarial fee and agreed in advance. Source: Utah Code § 46-1-12.

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Also worth knowing

  • A notary must display an English-language schedule of fees.
  • Immigration-form help: no more than $10 per individual for each set of forms (not for licensed attorneys).

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.

Utah notary fee questions

How much can a notary charge in Utah?

In Utah, the most a notary may charge for acknowledgment is $10.00 per signature. Certified copy: $10.00 per page. Jurat: $10.00 per signature. Oath or affirmation without a signature: $10.00 per signer. Signature witnessing: $10.00 per signature.

Can a notary charge a travel fee in Utah?

A notary may charge a travel fee up to the federal mileage rate if it is explained as separate from the notarial fee and agreed in advance.

What is the fee for remote online notarization in Utah?

Remote notarization: $25.00 per act.