Professional notary services throughout the Silver State Our certified notaries provide same-day mobile notary services and secure online notarization throughout Nevada.
A mobile appointment adds a travel charge, agreed before the notary leaves. The statutory maximum for the notarial act is in the fee schedule.
State rules for apostille, car title, remote online notarization, and power of attorney. The notary does not issue the apostille, transfer the title, or draft the POA.
Nevada apostilles are issued by the Secretary of State Authentications office, not a Strip notary. Private documents need a Nevada notarial certificate. Vital records go through Nevada Vital Records first. Do not notarize in California and ask Nevada to apostille it.
Nevada DMV records the title transfer. A Nevada notary witnesses signatures when the title, bill of sale, or vehicle POA requires it. Same-day Strip and Reno private sales are the usual booking.
Nevada electronic and remote notarization requires SOS registration and an approved platform. Clark County recording and many title companies still want wet ink. Confirm the receiving party before you book.
Nevada durable POA under NRS 162A is signed, dated, and acknowledged before a notary. Healthcare POA in the same chapter often allows two witnesses or a notary. The notary does not draft the form.
Statutory requirements for becoming and operating as a notary public in Nevada.
4 years
$10,000
Bond posted with the Nevada Secretary of State.
Course and exam
NRS 240.018 requires a course of study before appointment. The Secretary of State’s handbook requires the Notary Public Training Course and a passing exam before the application is submitted. A separate electronic-notary course and exam are required to register a platform. The Secretary of State’s handbook requires applicants to pass the Notary Public Exam before appointment or renewal, and to pass the Electronic Notary Public Exam before registering a platform.
18+
Resident or in-state work / business
Out-of-state applicants may qualify if they have a regular place of work or business in Nevada.
Authorized
NRS 240.185 and the Secretary of State handbook define an electronic notarial act to include an act performed over the internet by audio-video communication. The notary must hold an active commission and register an approved platform. The same $10,000 bond covers those acts. No separate commission number is issued.
Source: Nevada Secretary of State. Last verified October 4, 2026.
Statutory maximum fees for notarial acts performed in Nevada.
| Notarial Act | Maximum Fee |
|---|---|
| Acknowledgment or proof (paper) | $15.00 maximum |
| Jurat (paper) | $15.00 maximum |
| Oath or affirmation | $7.50 maximum |
| Certified copy | $7.50 maximum |
NRS 240.100: acknowledgment, $15 for the first signature of each signer and $7.50 for each additional signature of that signer; jurat, $15 for each signature on the affidavit; oath or affirmation, $7.50; certified copy, $7.50. NRS 240.197: an electronic notary may charge $25 for each acknowledgment signature, each jurat signature, or an oath. Travel is a separate agreed hourly fee under those sections, not part of the notarial cap.
Statutory maximums for the notarial act in Nevada. A mobile appointment adds a travel charge, agreed before the notary leaves. Source: Nevada Secretary of State. Last verified October 4, 2026.
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