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A visit starts at $175.

That covers Sammy coming to you anywhere in the five boroughs and notarizing what you put in front of him. The exact price is confirmed before the appointment.

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SCHEDULE OF FEES · NYC NOTARY PROS Estimate Executive Law § 136 · $2.00 per signature Item Basis Fee The visit starting, any borough $175.00 Notarial act per signature, statutory $2.00 Apostille, state fee per document, NY DOS $10.00 Additional documents per visit Additional signers per visit Witnesses if required Hospital / facility access time After hours nights, weekends Exact price confirmed with you before the appointment.PAGE 1 OF 1NYC NOTARY PROS · NYCNOTARYPROS.COMESTIMATE

Included

What the $175 covers

  • Sammy coming to you — home, office, hospital or closing table, anywhere in the five boroughs
  • The notarial act itself: New York caps that at $2 per signature by law
  • ID checked, willingness confirmed, every signature witnessed in person
  • The seal, the certificate and the journal entry on the spot

Variables

What moves the price

  • How many documents and how many signers
  • Whether witnesses need to be brought
  • Where you are and what hour it is
  • Hospitals and care facilities, where getting in takes longer
  • Apostilles, which carry the $10 New York State fee per document on top
  • New York State caps the notarial act at $2 per signature. Executive Law § 136.
  • Apostilles carry the $10 New York State fee per document, plus the filing and the delivery.
  • Nothing is charged before you agree to it.

Exact price confirmed with you before the appointment.

Questions

About the price.

It is the starting point for a visit. The final price depends on how many documents and signers there are, where you are, the hour, and whether an apostille or witnesses are involved. You get the exact number before the appointment, and nothing is charged before you agree to it.

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