Notarization
Where can you get a document notarized?
The UPS Store, banks, AAA, libraries — the traditional options, with their hours and costs. Or skip the trip entirely: notarize online in minutes, any time, or have a mobile notary come to you. (Filing a memorandum of contract with Jurably? The online notary session is included.)
Many UPS Store locations offer notary services, but hours are limited and fees vary. Here’s how it works — and how to notarize online in minutes instead.
FedEx Office points customers to online notarization rather than in-store notaries. Here’s the reality — and the quickest way to get notarized.
Many banks and credit unions notarize free for account holders — but only during business hours and often by appointment. Here’s when to use one vs. online.
AAA branches notarize free for members in participating states. Here’s where that helps — and the faster online alternative.
Some public libraries offer free or low-cost notary service by appointment. Here’s what to expect — and when online is faster.
USPS post offices generally do NOT offer notary services. Here’s the quick alternative that actually works.