If you need a document notarized in Utah, the good news is that the cost is straightforward and capped by state law. Utah sets a maximum notary fee of $10 per notarial act for in-person notarizations. That means each signature, acknowledgment, jurat, or copy certification can cost up to $10, and a reputable notary will tell you that price up front.
For remote online notarization (RON), where you meet a notary over secure video instead of in person, Utah allows up to $25 per act. RON is a great option when you cannot meet face to face, though some documents (such as those bound for an apostille) still require a traditional wet signature.
What about mobile notary fees? When a notary travels to your home, office, or hospital, they may add a travel fee on top of the per-act fee. This travel charge is separate from the state-capped notarization fee and varies based on distance and time of day. After-hours, weekend, and holiday visits sometimes carry a small premium. At 24 Hour Notary, we keep our pricing transparent so you always know the total before we arrive.
To make your appointment quick, bring a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID (such as a driver license or passport), the complete document you need signed, and any additional signers or witnesses the document requires. Do not sign the document ahead of time, since the notary must witness your signature.
Have a document that needs notarizing in the Salt Lake Valley? Call or book online, and we will come to you, day or night.