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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
List notarizations, mileage, printing, travel, and after hours fees with professional invoice line items.
If you’ve had chargebacks or slow pays, these fixes keep invoices clear and prevent disputes.
Bill for acknowledgments, jurats, loan signings, mobile travel, scanbacks, and after-hours. Price per stamp within state caps. Line items, markup, terms, clear answers.
Charge per notarial act within your state cap. List each act per signer. Example: 3 acknowledgments x $10 = $30. Rules vary: check local rules.
Yes, as a mobile notary you can add travel, parking, and tolls if allowed. Keep it separate from the notarial act. Example: Travel 12 miles x $1.25 = $15; parking $6. Rules vary—check local rules.
Use a flat signing fee plus adders: printing, scanbacks, courier, and wait time. Example: Loan signing $125; printing 200 pages @ $0.12 = $24; scanbacks $10; courier $18.
Set a minimum service call fee and a nonrefundable travel charge. Example: Service call $25; travel $12. If you warned them in writing, you’ll avoid disputes.
Yes, after a grace period. Use an hourly rate in 15-minute blocks. Example: Wait time 45 min @ $50/hr = $37.50.
Yes, if you disclose it up front. Make it a fixed adder. Example: After-hours fee (8–10 pm) $25; weekend rush $30. Rules vary—check local rules.
Bill a re-sign fee plus reprint and second trip. Example: Re-sign $75; printing 200 pages @ $0.12 = $24; travel $15.
Yes, if your state and the document allow it. List coordination and per-witness costs. Example: Witness coordination $20; two witnesses @ $25 each = $50. Rules vary—check local rules.