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  1. What is the maximum fee a Nebraska notary public may charge for a single notarial act?

    Answer: $5

    Nebraska Revised Statute §64-105 sets the maximum fee at $5 per notarial act.

  2. A document requires three separate notarial acts. What is the maximum total fee a Nebraska notary may charge?

    Answer: $15

    Nebraska fees are charged per notarial act, so three acts allow a maximum of $15 total ($5 × 3).

  3. May a Nebraska notary charge less than the statutory maximum fee?

    Answer: Yes, notaries may charge any amount up to the maximum

    The statutory fee is a ceiling, not a required amount; notaries may charge any amount up to $5 or even nothing.

  4. Which Nebraska Revised Statute specifically governs the maximum fees a notary public may charge?

    Answer: Neb. Rev. Stat. §64-105

    Nebraska Revised Statute §64-105 specifically addresses the fees a notary public may charge for performing notarial acts.

  5. Under Nebraska law, how are notary fees calculated?

    Answer: Per notarial act performed

    Nebraska law establishes fees on a per-notarial-act basis, not per document, page, or time spent.

  6. A notary performs two acknowledgments on the same document for the same signer. What is the maximum total fee that may be charged?

    Answer: $10

    Each acknowledgment is a separate notarial act, so two acknowledgments permit a maximum total fee of $10 ($5 × 2).

  7. What is the maximum fee a Nebraska notary may charge for administering a jurat?

    Answer: $5

    The $5 maximum applies to all types of notarial acts in Nebraska, including jurats.