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Pennsylvania Notary Fees
Acknowledgments $5.00 for the first signature and $2.00 for each additional
Affidavits $5.00
Depositions $3.00 per page
Jurats $5.00
Oaths & Affirmations $5.00
Protest $3.00 per page
Verification upon oath $5.00 per verification
PA - Other Information of Interest A Pennsylvania notary only has five days to notify the Secretary of the Commonwealth and recorder of deeds of a change in address. The state's official text regarding this matter is: (a) In the event of any change of address within the Commonwealth, notice in writing or electronically shall be given the Secretary of the Commonwealth and the recorder of deeds of the county of original appointment by a notary public within (5) days of such a change. For the purpose of this subsection, "address" means office address. A notary public vacates his office by removing the notary's residence and business address from the Commonwealth, and such removal shall constitute a resignation from the office of notary public as of the date of the removal. (b) If the notary public neither resides nor works in the Commonwealth, that notary public shall be deemed to have resigned from the office of notary public as of the date the residency ceases or employment within the Commonwealth terminates. A notary public who resigns that notary's commission in accordance with this subsection shall notify the Secretary of the Commonwealth in writing of the effective date of the resignation. Become a Pennsylvania notary public Dual State commission information A Delaware notary who resides in Delaware but works in Pennsylvania, or a New Jersey notary who resides in New Jersey but works in Pennsylvania may apply for a Pennsylvania notary commission. A New York Notary working in PA may apply as well. Please see the state notary website for details.