What a Mobile Notary Actually Costs in Las Vegas

The stamp is capped by state law. The drive is what you're paying for. Here's both, in plain numbers.

Most notary pricing pages are deliberately vague, because vagueness lets the number grow at your kitchen table. Nevada law actually makes honest pricing easy — the state caps the core fee, requires disclosure of everything else, and requires an itemized written record. So here is everything, itemized.

The parts of the price

Component Amount Who sets it
Notarial act, in person $15 per signature (maximum) Nevada law
Notarial act, remote online (RON) $25 per act (maximum) Nevada law
Travel fee Varies by distance, time of day The notary — must be disclosed upfront
After-hours / urgent premium Disclosed at quote, when it applies The notary — must be disclosed upfront
Printing / package handling (loan signings) Included in flat package price The notary — itemized

What real visits total

Far-suburb addresses, 6 AM or 9 PM slots, and wait-time-heavy appointments cost more, and the quote will say so before you book — never after.

The rule that protects you

Nevada requires a notary to inform you of all charges before performing the act and to provide a written, itemized record of the fees. A notary who springs charges at the table isn't just being slippery — they're violating the terms of their commission. Our structure removes the temptation entirely: one quoted number, payment processed at booking, and an appointment that involves signatures instead of negotiations.

Get your number

Call (888) 619-1998 with your document type, location, and timing, or use the booking form. The quote takes two minutes and costs nothing.

Frequently asked questions

Why do mobile notary prices vary if Nevada caps the fee at $15?

The $15 cap applies only to the notarial act itself — verifying ID, witnessing, sealing. Travel, after-hours availability, printing, and waiting time are separate services Nevada allows notaries to charge for, as long as they're disclosed and itemized. That's why one visit costs $45 and another $120: the stamp costs the same, the logistics don't.

Are there hidden fees at the appointment?

Not with us — structurally, there can't be. We quote one complete number before booking and process payment at booking. The appointment itself involves no money conversation at all. Nevada law also requires notaries to disclose all charges before performing the act and provide an itemized written record, which we do.

Is remote online notarization cheaper than a mobile visit?

Usually, yes. Nevada caps the RON act at $25, and platform/session fees replace the travel fee — with nobody driving, the total for a single-document RON session typically comes in under a mobile visit. The tradeoff is that some documents and receiving parties still require ink.

How much does a hospital notarization cost in Las Vegas?

The same structure applies: $15 per notarial act plus the disclosed travel fee, with hospital visits typically landing in the standard $45–$95 valley range unless it's after-hours or far out. What we spend extra on is preparation — screening by phone that the signer is alert and has ID — because a failed bedside visit costs a family more than any fee.

Need a document notarized today?

A commissioned Nevada notary comes to you — home, office, hospital, or anywhere in the Las Vegas metro. 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM, 7 days a week.

📞 Call now Book online