WA - notary public website
Please visit our state notary division contact page to find contact information for the Washington notary division.

WA - Mobile Notary Fees
A Washington mobile notary public may charge any travel fee they feel is appropriate. The customer and the notary must agree upon the travel fee beforehand. Also, the notary must explain that the travel fee is in addition to the notary fee and is not required by law.

Washington Notary Fees

Acknowledgments	$10.00
Jurats	$10.00
Oaths & Affirmations	$10.00
Protests	$10.00 plus $10,00 for being present upon demand, tender or deposit.
Certifying an Affidavit	$10.00
Witnessing a Signature	$10.00

WA - Other Information of Interest
Can I notarize my relative's or spouse's signature?

The law requires your seal or stamp to include your last name, and at least the initials of your first and middle names. You must sign your documents the same as your seal/stamp and certificates. For more information, see RCW 42.44.050.

All Washington State notaries are responsible for having a bond. This has always been a requirement. An insurance or bonding company can sell you a bond. It is recommended, but not required for notaries to keep a journal. Notaries must use a stamp or seal each time they perform a notarial act. If you live in an adjoining state and work or run a business in Washington State, then you are welcome to apply to become a notary public.

Dual State Notary Commission Information
It is common for Oregon and Idaho residents living near the border of Washington to become a Washington notary public. If you are an Oregon notary, or Idaho notary, please contact the Washington notary division today to see if you can apply for a commission.

Related Links
Become a Washington notary public
Washington Notary General Information