Allowable Notary Fees Flashcards
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A notary takes an acknowledgment of one signature and administers a separate oath without a signature. What is the maximum total fee?
Answer: $22.50
The acknowledgment is capped at $15 and the oath without a signature at $7.50, totaling $22.50.
When must the travel fee agreement between a Nevada notary and the signer be made?
Answer: Before the notary makes the trip
The travel fee must be agreed upon in advance of the travel.
Which notarial act allows a Nevada notary to charge $7.50 for each additional signature?
Answer: Taking an acknowledgment
Only the acknowledgment fee structure includes $7.50 for each signature after the first.
A signer asks a notary to travel for a signing at 5 a.m. Which travel rate cap applies?
Answer: $30 per hour, because 5 a.m. falls between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m.
The higher $30 hourly cap applies to travel between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m., which includes 5 a.m.
May a Nevada notary waive fees when notarizing for a friend or family member?
Answer: Yes, charging a fee is optional since statutory amounts are maximums
Because the statute sets only maximum fees, a notary is free to charge nothing.
Which Nevada statute sets the maximum fees a notary public may charge?
Answer: NRS 240.100
NRS 240.100 lists the maximum fees for notarial acts and travel.
A notary willfully overcharges several customers for acknowledgments. Besides commission discipline, what may the Secretary of State impose?
Answer: A civil penalty for the violations
Willful violations of NRS Chapter 240, including overcharging, can result in civil penalties imposed by the Secretary of State.