Here's what mobile notaries and loan signing agents typically charge in Texas in 2026 — the state fee cap, realistic local pricing, and how loan signing rates compare.
Quick Answer for Texas
State fee cap: $6 per signature (Can charge travel)
Typical local mobile appointment: $50-$90 total (fee + travel)
Typical loan signing rate: $100-$175 per appointment
This page is a Texas-specific companion to the complete notary pricing guide, which covers the full 50-state fee chart, travel fee structure, and pricing calculator.
Texas's Notary Fee Cap
| Acknowledgment | Jurat | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| $6 | $6 | Can charge travel |
This is the maximum fee per notarial act. You can charge less, but never more. Data current as of January 2026 — verify with Texas's Secretary of State or notary regulatory authority, since fees can change annually.
Texas allows notaries to charge travel fees on top of the $6 base fee, which is where most of a Texas mobile notary's local appointment income actually comes from.
What Mobile Notaries Actually Charge in Texas
The state fee is only one piece of the total price. A realistic local mobile appointment combines the per-signature fee with a travel charge for your time and mileage.
Typical Texas Pricing
- General notarization + travel: $50-$90
- Loan signing appointment: $100-$175
- After-hours/weekend: 1.5x-2x your standard rate
Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth signing volume tends to support pricing at the higher end of the range; smaller Texas markets often settle lower. Common Texas markets include Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio.
For the full breakdown of travel fee structure by distance, after-hours premiums, and a pricing calculator you can adjust for your own market, see the complete pricing guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum notary fee in Texas?
Texas caps the notarial fee at $6 for an acknowledgment and $6 for a jurat (Can charge travel). This is the per-signature cap, separate from any travel fee.
How much does a mobile notary charge in Texas?
A typical local mobile notary appointment in Texas runs about $50-$90, once the state fee and a reasonable travel charge are combined.
What do loan signing agents charge in Texas?
Loan signing rates in Texas typically run $100-$175 per appointment, depending on distance, timing, and scan-back requirements.
Can notaries charge a travel fee in Texas?
Yes. Travel fees are charged separately from the notarial fee in Texas, the same as in most states, and are a major part of mobile notary pricing.
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