Mobile notary in Philadelphia, PA
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about notary services in Philadelphia
An acknowledgment is $5 for the first name and $2 for each additional name on that certificate. A remote act may add up to $20. Travel is extra.
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How notarization works in Philadelphia
Philadelphia County recording and Center City, University City, South Philly, and the Northeast produce most of the local book. Rowhouse access and Center City parking change travel time. Give the ZIP.
Pennsylvania acknowledgments are $5 for the first name on a certificate and $2 for each additional name (4 Pa. Code § 167.3). A remote act may add up to $20, so a typical RON act tops out at $25. Travel is extra. Every Pennsylvania notary keeps a journal of every act.
A title-company purchase includes a notary. Book here for refinances, POAs, and same-day mobile work. Pennsylvania RON has been operational since October 29, 2020. Ask the closer if they will take it.
Bring unsigned documents and photo ID.
Common bookings in Philadelphia
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- Mobile notary at home or office
- Deed and refinance packages
- Pennsylvania power of attorney
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Related pages: Pennsylvania notary directory, mobile notary, remote online notarization.