Allowable Notary Fees Flashcards
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What is the maximum fee a Nevada electronic notary may charge for performing an electronic notarial act?
Answer: $25
Nevada caps the fee for an electronic notarial act at $25.
A signer agrees in advance to travel charges for a trip at 8 p.m. that takes one hour. What is the maximum travel fee?
Answer: $60
The notary may bill the two-hour minimum at the nighttime rate of $30 per hour, totaling $60.
How does a travel fee relate to the fee for the notarial act itself in Nevada?
Answer: It is a separate charge in addition to the notarial act fee
An agreed travel fee is charged in addition to, not instead of, the statutory fee for the notarial act.
A notary executes a jurat on two separate documents for the same signer. What is the maximum total fee?
Answer: $30
Each jurat is a separate notarial act capped at $15, so two jurats total $30.
A notary charges $10 for taking an acknowledgment of one signature. Is this permitted?
Answer: Yes, because it does not exceed the $15 maximum
Charging any amount up to the $15 statutory maximum is lawful.
A client offers to pay $25 for an acknowledgment of one signature on an urgent contract. What should the Nevada notary do?
Answer: Charge no more than the $15 statutory maximum
A notary may not exceed the statutory maximum even when the customer is willing to pay more.
A notary executes one jurat on a 10-page affidavit. What is the maximum fee?
Answer: $15, because the fee is per notarial act, not per page
Fees are set per notarial act, so a single jurat is capped at $15 regardless of page count.