How much does a mobile notary cost in Dallas, TX?
Texas law sets the notary fee at $10 per signature.
Mobile travel fees are separate and vary by distance and convenience, starting at $25 within 10 miles in Dallas. All fees are disclosed upfront before your appointment.
Are notary fees regulated by Texas law?
Yes. The notarial act fee ($10 per signature) is regulated by Texas law. Travel, convenience, after-hours, and rush fees are legal, separate, and agreed upon in advance.
Is there a travel fee?
Yes. Travel fees depend on:
Distance traveled
Time of day
Urgency or same-day requests
You will always receive clear pricing before service.
Do you offer same-day mobile notary services?
Yes. Same-day and urgent appointments are available in Dallas and surrounding DFW areas, subject to availability. A small rush fee may apply.
Do you offer evening or weekend services?
Yes. Evening, weekend, and holiday mobile notary services are available across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Do you charge a cancellation fee?
Cancellations made with less than 2 hours’ notice may incur a $20 cancellation fee. There is no charge for earlier cancellations.
Do you travel to my home or office?
Yes. TechCamara Notary Services is a mobile notary serving:
Dallas
Fort Worth
Plano
Irving
Garland
Richardson
Surrounding DFW areas
We travel to homes, offices, hospitals, nursing facilities, and public locations.
What documents can you notarize?
We notarize most documents permitted under Texas law, including:
Affidavits
Powers of Attorney
Contracts and agreements
Consent forms
Business documents
Personal and legal documents
If you’re unsure, contact us in advance to confirm.
Can you notarize multiple documents in one visit?
Yes. You pay one travel fee per visit, even if you have multiple documents or signers at the same location.
Do you provide witnesses if needed?
Yes. Witness services are available upon request for an additional fee, depending on availability. Please notify us in advance.
What identification do I need?
Each signer must present a valid, government-issued photo ID, such as:
Texas Driver License or ID
U.S. Passport or Passport Card
Other IDs permitted under Texas Notary law
Does my ID have to be current?
Yes. The ID must be current or issued within the timeframe allowed by Texas law and match the signer’s name on the document.
What if I don’t have acceptable ID?
In limited cases, notarization may be possible using credible witnesses, as allowed by Texas law. Please contact us before booking.
Do you offer bilingual services?
Yes. We provide English and French language support.
Can you notarize documents written in another language?
Yes. Texas law allows notarization of documents in any language, provided:
The signer understands the document
Proper identification is presented
Do you offer document translation?
Yes. We provide professional document translation services, including USCIS-compliant translations. Translation services are separate from notarization.
What does “AI-assisted notary service” mean?
AI is used to enhance efficiency and accuracy, not to replace the notary. Our AI tools assist with:
Online intake and appointment scheduling
Document pre-checks for completeness (not legal review)
Error prevention and checklist verification
Faster communication and turnaround
Does AI perform notarizations or give legal advice?
No. All notarizations are performed in person by a commissioned Texas Notary Public. AI does not provide legal advice or make notarial decisions.
Is my information secure?
Yes. Client information is handled securely and used only for service delivery, following strict privacy standards.
How do I book a mobile notary appointment?
You can call, text, message, or book online. Availability and pricing are confirmed before service.