Posted by Allan Webb on 11/28/05 11:51am
Msg #78904
STANDARD FEES
I,m a newbie. Just getting started. I will be doing mobile work in the Riverside County Ca. area. I'm wondering what people are charging for mobile acks and jurats in the area. I don't want to lowball anyone or step on a fellow notary's toes.. I feel that that if we stick together , we can all make some money . Thank you for any help .
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Reply by MeganCA on 11/28/05 12:00pm
Msg #78910
I am the San Fernando Valley, and to travel pretty much any where in my local area is $45.00 plus the $10.00 for the ack.
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Reply by AngiesMobile on 11/28/05 3:03pm
Msg #78939
Re:$45.00 dollars... thats ridiculous
Good luck.... I thought $50.00 was bad!
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Reply by MeganCA on 11/28/05 3:09pm
Msg #78941
Re: Re:$45.00 dollars... thats ridiculous
All I know is that my business here is good, and that seems to a popular rate with notaries in my area, infact, there are notaries who charge up to $60.00 (just for travel) for local ack signings. So as long as I get new and repeat business I think I am fine.
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Reply by CaliNotary on 11/28/05 3:13pm
Msg #78943
Re: Re:$45.00 dollars... thats ridiculous
I don't think they're talking about doing loan signings, just simple notarizations. Big difference in pricing.
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Reply by Allan Webb on 11/28/05 4:15pm
Msg #78951
Re: Re:$45.00 dollars... thats ridiculous
Yes, we were just talking about regular notorizations. Any input would be helpfull.
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Reply by Kelly M Robertson on 11/28/05 10:30pm
Msg #78968
Hi Alan - for just mobile notary work (not loan signing), my trip fee is now $60 PLUS $10 per notarized signature. And yes, I'm getting that fee. When agreeing to all of this on the phone, I make it clear that my trip fee is separate and due upon arrival. So far, so good
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Reply by fiKS on 11/29/05 12:30pm
Msg #79021
Wow $40 - $60 for trip is great. I can barely get $25 + $5/signature here in Kansas City. So when I get those types of calls (which I do get quite a bit) I encourage them to go to their bank because $30 is just not wise time spent for....unless it's a call from an elderly - which I usually do for free.
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