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.
No mystery pricing
Straightforward Charlotte notary pricing
In-store notarization is $10 per notarized principal signature. If your document needs a witness and an eligible witness is available, witness service is $5 per witness signature.
In-store notary fee$10per notarized principal signature
Witness service$5per witness signature, when available
Witness service
$5Per witness signature
Available when your document requires a witness and an eligible witness is available. Call ahead if you need one.
What the $10 covers
North Carolina law currently permits a notary to charge a maximum of $10 per notarized principal signature for acknowledgments, jurats, verifications, or proofs. Our in-store price is $10 per notarized principal signature.
This is not a state tax and it is not money collected by North Carolina. It is the store's notary fee, set at the current statutory maximum.
Read N.C.G.S. § 10B-31 ↗North Carolina also requires notaries who charge for notarial services to conspicuously display an English-language schedule of notarial fees at their place of business. See N.C.G.S. § 10B-32 ↗
What the $5 witness charge is
The witness fee is a separate store service charge when your document requires a witness and an eligible witness is available. It is not a North Carolina notary fee.
Call ahead when you need a witness. Some documents require more than one witness, and some witnesses must meet document-specific qualifications.
Storefront service only
Charlotte Notary is built around in-store service at 3020-I Prosperity Church Rd. Walk-ins are welcome, and calling ahead is recommended when timing matters or a witness is needed.
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Want to know the likely total?
Call with the number of signers, documents, and required witnesses. We can explain our pricing, while the notary still must review the actual document and requested act in person.