Every signature, witnessed right.
Some documents carry your whole life in them: a will, a deed, a power of attorney. I treat every stamp that way. Commissioned, bonded and insured, and at your door when you need me.
- Texas notary public
- Texas online notary
- Surety bonded
- E&O insured
Plain services. Plain prices.
You get the full price before you book, so there are no surprises at the table.
Documents I notarize
- Estate & family
- Wills, trusts and powers of attorney
- Medical
- Medical powers of attorney, advance directives and healthcare release forms
- Vehicle
- Bills of sale, title paperwork and vehicle powers of attorney
- Business
- Contracts, affidavits, resolutions and other company paperwork
- Real estate
- Deeds, property affidavits and other documents headed to the county
- Everyday forms
- Affidavits, travel consent for minors, and school or employment forms
Schedule of fees
Notary fees · set by Texas law
Online, mobile service & travel
Texas sets the most a notary may charge for each notarial act. Travel and service fees aren’t notary fees. I agree on them with you before the appointment and list them on their own line of your receipt.
Full Texas notary fee schedule
| Notarial act | Maximum fee |
|---|---|
| Taking an acknowledgment or proof of a deed or other written instrument, including certificate and seal | $10 for the first signature, $1 for each additional signature |
| Administering an oath or affirmation, with certificate and seal | $10 |
| A certificate under seal not otherwise provided for | $10 |
| A notarial act not otherwise provided for | $10 |
| Performing an online notarization, in addition to the fee for the notarial act (§406.111) | $25 |
| A copy of a record or paper in the notary’s office | $1 per page |
| Swearing a witness to a deposition, with certificate, seal and related business | $10 |
| Protesting a bill or note for nonacceptance or nonpayment, register and seal | $4 |
| Each notice of protest | $1 |
| Protesting in all other cases | $4 |
| Certificate and seal to a protest | $4 |
Three steps to a finished signing.
Tell me what and where
Call, text or email me with the kind of document, how many people are signing, and where you’d like to meet. Or ask for an online session.
Get your price and a time
I confirm the full cost, notary fee plus travel, before anything is booked. You’ll usually hear back within the hour.
I come to you
I check each signer’s ID, watch every signature, record the signing in my notary record book, and apply my seal.
Done right the first time.
A rushed notarization is one that can be challenged. I take the extra five minutes so your document holds up at the county clerk’s office, in court, and years down the road.
- Identification checked and recorded for every signer, every time
- Every page reviewed for missing dates, names and initials before I stamp
- Witnesses arranged when your document needs them
- Discreet, patient service for seniors and families under stress
Your table is my office.
That’s the whole point of a mobile notary: you don’t go anywhere. Home, office, hospital room, coffee shop, the tailgate of a pickup. If you can sign there, I can notarize there.
Serving Liberty Hill, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Round Rock and surrounding areas, as far as Austin. Travel is free in Santa Rita Ranch and Morningstar.
Hi, I’m Kathy.
I started Big Sky Notary to make getting a document notarized simple. You can count on me to be professional, reliable and convenient.
I come to you, check every page before I stamp, and tell you the full cost before you book.
Questions I hear a lot.
What ID do I need?
A current government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID, passport or military ID. If ID is a problem, which is common with elderly signers, get in touch first. A credible witness can often solve it.
Can you come today?
Usually, yes. Same-day appointments are my specialty. Reach me before noon and I can almost always be at your table by evening.
Can you notarize online?
Yes. I’m commissioned as a Texas online notary, so you can sign by live video from home. You’ll need a computer or phone with a camera, a valid photo ID, and the document ready to upload. Texas allows up to $25 for the online session on top of the regular notary fee. See how a session works.
The signer is in the hospital. Is that okay?
Yes, and I’m glad to help. The signer has to be alert, able to understand what they’re signing, and willing to sign when I arrive. I’ll help you pick a good time and tell you what to have ready.
Can you certify a copy of my birth certificate?
No. Texas notaries can’t certify copies of birth certificates, marriage licenses, or any document recorded in public records. Order a certified copy from the office that issued it, such as the county clerk or Texas Vital Statistics. I can certify copies of documents that will never be recorded.
Do you prepare documents or give legal advice?
No. A notary verifies identity and witnesses signatures but can’t draft documents, choose which form you need, or give legal advice. I’m glad to point you to local professionals who can.
What if the document isn’t ready when you arrive?
Send me a photo of it ahead of time and I’ll check for blank spaces and missing pages before I drive out. If I do have to come back, the return trip is billed at the same mileage rate. It’s free in Santa Rita Ranch and Morningstar.
Ready when you are.
Tell me what you’re signing and where you are. I’ll confirm the full cost and a time, usually within the hour.
(512) 887-2604Call or text · or email [email protected]
Serving Liberty Hill, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Round Rock and surrounding areas · Every day, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evenings by appointment.