Notarization
$10Per notarized principal signature
Our in-store fee. North Carolina law currently permits a maximum of $10 per notarized principal signature for common in-person acts such as acknowledgments and jurats.
Walk-in notary • Charlotte, NC 28269
Walk-in notary public in Charlotte, NC
Simple pricing. Real storefront. Walk-ins welcome. Visit our Prosperity Church Road location for in-store notarization, with printing, copying, faxing, and shipping available in the same place.
- $10per notarized principal signature
- $5per witness signature when available
- 7 daysnotary service offered weekly
In-store notary fee$10per notarized principal signature
Witness service$5per witness signature, when available
A physical place to go
Notary service at an established North Charlotte storefront
Service is available at The UPS Store #2181 in Mallard Crossing. Walk-ins are welcome, and calling first helps avoid a wasted trip if staffing changes.
View the official location page ↗Clear prices before you arrive
Know the basic cost before the stamp hits the page
The notarial fee and optional witness service are separated so you can see what you are paying for.
Witness service
$5Per witness signature
Available when your document requires a witness and an eligible witness is available. Call ahead if you need one.
The $10 notarization amount is our in-store fee and matches the current North Carolina statutory maximum for a notarized principal signature in common in-person acts. It is not a state tax or fee collected by North Carolina. The $5 witness amount is a separate store service charge.
See full pricing details →Walk in prepared
Bring the document, the right ID, and everyone who needs to sign
Notaries verify identity and perform the requested notarial act. They do not choose legal forms or give legal advice. Some documents also require witnesses.
- 1Call ahead
Confirm a commissioned notary and any needed witness are available.
- 2Bring qualifying photo ID
Bring current government-issued photo ID that meets North Carolina's rules, plus your complete document.
- 3Complete the notarial act
The notary reviews the signer, document, certificate, and requested act.
Walk-in notary
Come to a staffed storefront rather than arranging a traveling appointment.
Walk-in details →Need it today?
Call before leaving. If a commissioned notary is available and the document can be notarized, you can handle it during your visit.
Same-day guidance →Finish the paperwork
Make copies, print supporting pages, fax, or ship after notarization without making another stop.
How the visit works →Common document questions
Prepare the document before you arrive
Some of the most common notary searches involve vehicle titles and powers of attorney. The document still controls the exact signing and witness requirements.
North Carolina car titles
NCDMV requires notarization for many title and registration documents, including North Carolina title transfers.
Car-title notary guide →Power of attorney
General POAs use an acknowledgment, while health care POAs have separate witness requirements.
Power-of-attorney guide →Other records
Affidavits, deeds, contracts, estate records, and other documents may require different notarial acts.
See common documents →India-related document help
Passport renewal, OCI, powers of attorney, affidavits, and supporting paperwork
If your current VFS, Embassy, bank, attorney, registrar, or other receiving-party instructions call for notarization, bring the complete packet. Large multi-document visits are welcome, and printing, copying, and international shipping are available at the same physical location.
Bring the official checklist
Requirements change. We notarize eligible signatures and acts under North Carolina law, but we do not prepare Indian passport, OCI, or legal documents or certify photocopies as true copies.
Saturday, Sunday & University City
Useful when weekday timing does not work
Our storefront is open on both Saturday and Sunday. We are also convenient to University City and UNC Charlotte for people who need a public walk-in option.
Open to the general public
You do not need to be affiliated with UNC Charlotte or belong to a bank to use the in-store notary service. Call ahead when timing matters.
Mallard Crossing
3020-I Prosperity Church Rd
Charlotte, NC 28269. Convenient to University City, Mallard Creek, Highland Creek, Northlake, Huntersville, and Concord.
Regular store hours
- Monday–Friday
- 8:30 AM–8:00 PM
- Saturday
- 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
- Sunday
- 12:00 PM–5:00 PM
Store hours may change for holidays or special events. Call before a time-sensitive visit.
Notary service is offered seven days a week, but a commissioned notary may not be available at every moment. Call ahead before a time-sensitive visit.
Quick answers
Before you make the trip
How much does notarization cost?
Our in-store fee is $10 per notarized principal signature. North Carolina law currently permits a maximum fee of $10 per notarized principal signature for acknowledgments, jurats, verifications, or proofs. This is our store fee; it is not a tax or payment collected by the State.
Can you provide a witness?
A witness may be available for $5 per witness signature when your document requires one. This is a separate store witness-service charge, not a North Carolina notary fee. Call ahead if you need a witness so availability can be confirmed.
Are you open for notary service on Saturday or Sunday?
Notary service is offered seven days a week. Regular store hours are Saturday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM and Sunday 12:00 PM–5:00 PM. A commissioned notary may not be available at every moment, so call ahead before a weekend or time-sensitive visit.
Is a notary always available during store hours?
Notary service is offered seven days a week, but staffing can change. Call ahead before a time-sensitive visit to confirm that a commissioned notary is available.
Can you notarize documents for an Indian passport renewal?
We can perform eligible North Carolina notarizations for signatures and affidavits used with Indian passport renewal paperwork. VFS checklists can require notarized affidavits and supporting documents, but requirements vary by application. Bring the current VFS checklist and complete paperwork. A North Carolina notary cannot simply certify a photocopy as a true copy.
Can you notarize OCI application documents?
Yes, when the OCI checklist calls for an eligible notarized signature or affidavit. Current VFS OCI checklists can require a notarized affidavit in lieu of originals and, in some situations, notarized undertakings. Bring the current checklist and forms so the notary can review the requested act.
Can you notarize a power of attorney for use in India?
We can notarize an eligible signature on a completed power-of-attorney document when North Carolina requirements are met. We do not draft the POA or decide what legal language you need. Requirements after notarization, including any apostille, consular attestation, witness, or registration steps, should be confirmed with the receiving authority or current Indian consular guidance.
Can I print, copy, fax, or ship the document after notarization?
Yes. Printing, copying, faxing, and shipping services are available at the same location, subject to the store’s current service availability and pricing.
North Charlotte storefront
Need a notary today?
Call before you leave so we can confirm a commissioned notary is available and flag any witness needs.