Mobile notary in Austin, TX
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about notary services in Austin
The statutory act fee is $10 for the first signature and $1 for each additional signature on that instrument. RON is $25 per act. Mobile travel is extra and agreed in writing first.
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How notarization works in Austin
Austin volume sits in Travis County recording plus a steady book of formation documents, equity grants, and after-hours office signings along South Congress, downtown, and the Domain. Residential work still runs through Travis Heights, Zilker, Mueller, and the northwest hills even after the 2023 cooldown.
Title-company purchases keep the notary at closing. Use this page for a refinance, a TOD deed, a POA for a remote cofounder, or a same-day acknowledgment before a filing deadline. Hill Country lease assignments and cash-out refinances show up here as often as downtown startup packets.
Texas fees: $10 first signature, $1 each additional on the same instrument, $25 for an online act. Travel is contracted separately. Bring unsigned documents and photo ID. The notary will not advise on the securities or real-estate terms in the packet.
RON works well for a founder who is out of Texas and needs a Texas certificate. Confirm the receiving counsel or transfer agent accepts online notarization before you schedule.
Common bookings in Austin
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- Startup and equity grant acknowledgments
- Texas statutory durable power of attorney
- Refinance loan packages
- Transfer on Death Deeds
- Remote online notarization
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Nearby city pages: San Antonio, Houston, Dallas.