Notary fees
Washington notary fees
| Act | Maximum fee |
|---|---|
| Witnessing or attesting a signatureWAC 308-30-220 | $15.00 per act |
| Acknowledgment or verification upon oath or affirmationWAC 308-30-220 | $15.00 per act |
| Certifying or attesting a copyWAC 308-30-220 | $15.00 per act |
| Administering an oath or affirmationWAC 308-30-220 | $15.00 per act |
| Remote notarial actWAC 308-30-220 | $25.00 per act |
Travel fees in Washington
A travel fee is allowed if agreed in advance and explained as separate from the notarial fee. Source: WAC 308-30-220.
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Also worth knowing
- A notary need not charge for notarial acts.
- A notary may not charge fees for receiving or noting a protest of a negotiable instrument.
- A notary may additionally charge the actual costs of copying any instrument or record.
Sending a document abroad? See Washington apostille cost and timing.
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.
Washington notary fee questions
How much can a notary charge in Washington?
In Washington, the most a notary may charge for acknowledgment or verification upon oath or affirmation is $15.00 per act. Witnessing or attesting a signature: $15.00 per act. Certifying or attesting a copy: $15.00 per act. Administering an oath or affirmation: $15.00 per act.
Can a notary charge a travel fee in Washington?
A travel fee is allowed if agreed in advance and explained as separate from the notarial fee.
What is the fee for remote online notarization in Washington?
Remote notarial act: $25.00 per act.