Posted by Corine Doucett on 7/2/08 12:42pm
Msg #253928

In Colorado-Fees

In Colorado what is a good resource for information on fees to charge?

Reply by Charles_Ca on 7/2/08 1:23pm
Msg #253935

Your business plan, that is why you develop one before you go into business: to see if its a viable business.

Reply by Carolyn Bodley on 7/2/08 1:56pm
Msg #253949

Re: you mean we've got fees?-what a concept? n/m

Reply by Carolyn Bodley on 7/2/08 2:05pm
Msg #253951

Re: P.S. - are you even aware of what you can legally charge

for a general notariation in Colorado, or even know where to look for the information?

Reply by MW/VA on 7/2/08 3:36pm
Msg #253974

I wonder if anyone read the question.

Reply by Carolyn Bodley on 7/2/08 4:16pm
Msg #253978

Re: Sure, I read the question

**In Colorado what is a good resource for information on fees to charge?**

Is she talking about loan signing fees, general notarization fees -- exactly what kind of fees? If she is not talking about general notarization fees -- that she should already be well aware of since she is a Colorado commissioned notary - then she, and only she, can decide what her signing fee should be based on her cost of doing business. Colorado, Maine, Timbuckto -- if she had taken the time to R-E-A-D before posting a question, she would see that reasonable fees are the same regardless of what state one lives in.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 7/2/08 4:33pm
Msg #253986

Re: Sure, I read the question

I would have answered basically the same as Carolyn.
She should know what she is allowed to charge as a notary. Her handbook is the best resource for notary fees.