Professional Notary Public Services in Arizona
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Notary Services in Arizona
Fees
A mobile appointment adds a travel charge, agreed before the notary leaves. The statutory maximum for the notarial act is in the fee schedule.
Service Features
- Statewide mobile notary coverage
- Remote online notarization available
- Bilingual notary services (Spanish)
- Real estate closing specialists
- Same-day service available
Arizona Notary Requirements
Statutory requirements for becoming and operating as a notary public in Arizona.
Commission Term
4 years
Surety Bond
$5,000
Bond posted with the Arizona Secretary of State.
Training & Exam
Exam
Beginning July 1, 2025, every new and renewing Arizona notary must pass a competency examination under A.R.S. § 41-270. The Secretary of State describes a 45-question open-book exam drawn from the 2025 Notary Public Reference Manual, completed in 60 minutes, with a passing score of 80 percent.
Minimum Age
18+
Residency
State resident required
Arizona commissions are limited to legal residents of the state.
Remote Online Notarization
Authorized
An Arizona notary may apply to perform electronic and remote online notarizations with no extra bond. The notary must be physically in Arizona during a remote act. The signer may be in another country. The same $10 maximum applies to paper, electronic, and remote acts.
Source: Arizona Secretary of State. Last verified October 4, 2026.
Arizona Notary Fee Schedule
Statutory maximum fees for notarial acts performed in Arizona.
| Notarial Act | Maximum Fee |
|---|---|
| Acknowledgment or proof (paper) | $10.00 maximum |
What the statute says
Arizona Secretary of State notary rules cap every notarial act at $10, including electronic and remote online acts. The cap is per act. It is not a per-signature schedule.
Statutory maximums for the notarial act in Arizona. A mobile appointment adds a travel charge, agreed before the notary leaves. Source: Arizona Secretary of State. Last verified October 4, 2026.
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