If a notary travels to a signer's home and charges for the travel, how much might they charge for a trip completed within a reasonable time?

The appropriate charge for a notary public who travels to a signer's home for a notarization typically falls within a range that reflects the notary's professional services and the costs associated with travel. In Nevada, it is common practice for notaries to charge up to $35 for travel, as this amount considers the time, effort, and potential expenses incurred to travel to the location where the signing is taking place.

Charging $35 represents a reasonable fee that aligns with the standard practices within the industry. It allows notaries to compensate themselves fairly for their service while also remaining accessible to clients who may require mobile notary services. Furthermore, this fee is consistent with regulations that allow notaries to set fees for travel that do not exceed this figure, making it reasonable and compliant with state guidelines.

Other amounts, such as those that are significantly lower or higher than $35, may not reflect the value of the service provided or may exceed typical charges, making them less justifiable in a professional setting.