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Signing Agents of Austin offers mobile notary service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week throughout its 17-county service area at competitive rates. The flat fee for Austin is $50 for up to two notarizations. For service outside Austin in Travis County, the fee is $65 for up to two notarizations. For more than two notarizations, the state-mandated fee applies to each one over two. The state fee schedule is listed below. Document/information retrieval and recording: $50 Austin, $65 Travis County. Fees outside Travis County negotiable. All quoted fees are contingent on notarization at notary's convenience within seven business days.

Service area, largest cities

Travis County: Austin
Williamson County: Georgetown, Round Rock
Hays County: San Marcos
Bastrop County: Bastrop
Caldwell County: Lockhart
Comal County: New Braunfels
Bell County: Temple
Bexar County: San Antonio
Blanco County: Blanco
Burnet County: Burnet
Guadalupe County: Seguin
Lee County: Giddings
McLennan County: Waco
Milam County: Cameron
Washington County: Brenham

Things you need to know

   A notary public may not back-date or post-date a document. To do so is unlawful, and you should not ask a notary to commit a crime.
 
   All blanks in documents, especially affidavits, should be filled in before being notarized. It is impossible to swear to the truth of a fact when you do not know what the fact is.
 
   It is regarded as the unauthorized practice of law for a notary to advise a person as to the type of notary certificate required for a document. He can explain the difference between an acknowledgment and a jurat, but he may not select the correct one for the person.
 
   A notary may not charge more for a notarial service than the fee provided by the state fee schedule. However, a notary public is free to establish his own charges for services outside of the notarial act itself; this includes travel, and, in the case of loan closings, explanations of the nature of the documents being executed.
 
  A signer must appear before the notary public in person for his or her signature to be notarized. The signer must present a current identification document issued by a governmental agency with a photo and signed by the party.
Fee schedule
 

Acknowledgments: $6 for first signature, $1 for each additional signature on same document

Certified copies: $6

Certified copies of notarial records: $6 for notarial certificate plus $0.50 page

Depositions: $6 plus $0.50 per 100 words

Jurats: $6

Oaths, affirmations: $6

Proof of acknowledgment: $6 for first absent principal plus $1 for each additional signature

Protests: $4

All other notarial acts: $6

 

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