Where to get notarized
Notary at The UPS Store — Hours, Cost & a Faster Option
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.
Using The UPS Store
Most (not all) UPS Store locations have a notary on staff and take walk-ins during normal business hours. Fees are set per signature and vary by store and state — often around $10–$15 per signature on top of any state-set notarial fee.
The catch: you have to travel there during business hours, the notary may be busy or out, and a UPS Store can only notarize — it can’t file or record the document afterward. It’s convenient if there’s one nearby and open; less so evenings, weekends, or if the document needs recording.
The faster way: online notarization
Online notarization takes minutes over video, any time of day — no store, no waiting. And when the document is a memorandum of contract, Jurably includes the notary session and handles the recording.
See how online notarization works, what a notary public actually does, or find a mobile notary near you.