Nationwide notary directory
Search our nationwide directory to connect with certified local, mobile, and remote online notaries.
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Loan signings & real estate closings
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From a quick acknowledgment around the corner to a loan signing at your kitchen table, start with the kind of help you need.
Search by city or ZIP code to see nearby notaries with their hours, fees, and commission details, then book in minutes.
Learn More about finding a local notaryProfessionals who travel to you: at home, the office, a hospital, or a care facility. Many offer evening and weekend appointments.
Learn More about mobile notariesGet documents signed virtually in a secure, recorded video session with a notary authorized for remote online notarization.
Learn More about remote online notarizationBulk directory access for corporate partners, with volume scheduling, API lookups, and a dedicated account manager for high-volume signings.
Learn More about business accountsSearch, compare, connect
Four steps from search to signed, with every listed notary's commission checked against state records.
Step 1 of 4
Notaries are commissioned by individual states, so the directory is organized the same way. Enter where you're signing to see notaries authorized there, then narrow by mobile service, remote online notarization, languages, or weekend availability.
Commission active · exp. 04/2029
Step 2 of 4
Every profile shows what matters up front: commission number and expiration date, E&O insurance, loan signing certification, travel fees, languages spoken, and reviews from verified clients.
Step 3 of 4
Message notaries, share documents, and confirm the time and place through an encrypted inbox. Your phone number and email stay private until you choose to share them.
“On time, patient, and walked us through every page.”
Verified client · Refinance signing
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After your appointment, rate your notary on punctuality, professionalism, and communication. Only clients with a confirmed booking can post, so every review reflects a real signing.
Browse by state
Each state commissions its own notaries and sets its own rules. Every state page lists local notaries alongside fee limits, accepted IDs, and remote notarization rules.
Resources
For Consumers
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A current government-issued photo ID, the complete unsigned document, and any required witnesses. Use this checklist so you only make the trip once.
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For Notaries
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A professional photo, clear travel fees, and listed languages make clients far more likely to reach out. Seven quick upgrades to make this week.
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For Consumers
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Compare cost, speed, and document eligibility, and learn why some signings, like certain real estate deeds, may still need an in-person notary.
Read More: Mobile vs. Remote Online Notarization
For Notaries
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Most states now allow RON, but each sets its own training, technology, and record-keeping rules. A step-by-step guide to adding it to your commission.
Read More: Getting Authorized for Remote Online Notarization
For Consumers
3 min read
Every Notary.st profile shows commission status. Here's how to double-check it with your state's commissioning office in under two minutes.
Read More: How to Verify a Notary's Commission Before You Book
For Notaries
5 min read
What to record for every notarial act, how long to keep entries, and how to store your journal securely, whether it's paper or electronic.
Read More: Notary Journal Best Practices for 2026Get answers to commonly asked questions about finding a notary or joining the directory.
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