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How to Find a Notary Public in Your Area

Tory Stearns
· · Updated Jan 16, 2026 · 2 min read
A notary public is necessary to witness a signature on a document, such as during the purchase of a home or on contracts, wills or power of attorney documents.

Finding a notary public can be difficult, but many establishments in your area likely employ at least one.

 

3 Steps To Find A Notary Public İn Your Area

Notary Public

 

1. Check Your Local Bank

All banks typically have a notary public on the premises. You usually don't need to have an account to use the services of the notary public, but you may have to pay a fee.

 

2. Visit A Local Courthouse İf The Documents You Need To Have Notarized Are Legal Documents

A court clerk who is also a notary can usually help.

 

3. Find A Mobile Notary Public By Using An Online Service

Mobile notaries tend to be private and will usually charge a travel fee on top of the regular fee.

 

Tips & Warnings It is necessary to have your documents complete and ready for signature before you seek the services of a notary. They cannot offer any legal advice, nor can they help you write any of the documents you will need them to notarize.
 

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