Notary Public (and Commissioner for Oaths) Fees

Depending on the document you have, you may be able to get by with the services of a Commissioner for Oaths. Typically, documents signed by a Commissioner for Oaths (as opposed to a Notary Public) can only be used in the province in which the Commissioner for Oaths is licenced; otherwise, a Notary Public is required. Also, certain documents, such as certified copies, should be signed by a Notary Public.

 

If your document can be signed by a Commissioner for Oaths, a reduced rate applies. Please note that you must book any Commissioner for Oaths appointments with my paralegal, Nam Gui Lee, by phoning 403-450-7523, or by emailing her at nam@russweninger.com. Otherwise, the regular Notary Public rate will apply. Also, if it turns out that your document cannot be signed by a Commissioner for Oaths, you may have to reschedule your appointment with me to notarize the documents and the higher notary rates will apply. If you have any questions about whether the document should be signed by a Notary Public or by a Commissioner for Oaths, please contact Nam Gui Lee.

 

  

My fees* as a Notary Public are as follows:
 
1 document = $40         2 documents = $60  
 
3 documents = $75        4 documents = $90   
 
5 documents = $105      6 documents = $120 
 
7 documents = $135      8 documents = $150  
 
9 documents = $165      10 documents = $180
 
After 10 documents (i.e 11 documents or more) the notary charge is $10 per additional document.