Notary Invoice Generator

Notary billing is the rare case where the state sets your menu: fees per notarial act are capped by statute (and the caps vary widely), while travel fees for mobile work are separate. Capped in some states, market-rate but disclosed in others. This invoice keeps the two apart, itemizes per act, and references the journal like a professional's bill should.

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INVOICE
Invoice No. AC-2026-0341
Issued August 14, 2026
Due August 21, 2026
From
A. Chen, Notary Public
WA commission #20261844 · expires 03/2030
Bill to
Whitfield Advisory
Office signing. 2210 W Summit Pkwy, Suite 240
DescriptionQty / hrsRateAmount
Acknowledgment. WA statutory fee4$10.00$40.00
Mobile travel fee (agreed at booking)1$40.00$40.00
Subtotal$80.00
Total due$80.00
Terms: Net 7
4 acknowledgments, journal p. 44 entries 3 to 6. Travel fee disclosed and agreed at booking.

What to Know About Notary Invoices

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can a notary charge?

Per act, whatever your state's statute caps. The schedules range from $2 to $15+ per act by state and act type. The invoice should show acts at or under the cap; overcharging notarial fees is a commission-level violation, not a pricing choice.

Are travel fees allowed?

Generally yes as a separate, disclosed charge. Some states cap them, others require advance agreement. Keeping travel on its own line, never blended into per-act fees, is what keeps the statutory lines clean.

How do loan signings bill differently?

As appointment packages through signing services or direct, a flat fee covering the session regardless of stamp count, priced by the market. Label package appointments as such; the per-act caps govern the notarial acts, not the package service.

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