No fee, because the notary is a public employee notary who remits all fees to the agency anyway
The standard fee of $15 per signature under Government Code section 8211
No fee. Government Code section 6106 prohibits collecting a fee for notarizations related to securing a pension for a public entity employee.
A reduced fee of $5 for government-related documents
Official source: 2026 California Notary Public Handbook (2026)
Reference: Government Code section 6106
Source checked September 7, 2026
Correct Answer
C. No fee. Government Code section 6106 prohibits collecting a fee for notarizations related to securing a pension for a public entity employee.
Detailed Explanation
No fee for pension-related notarizations by public entity notaries. Government Code section 6106 provides that no fee shall be collected by a notary public working for a public entity for services rendered in an affidavit, application, or voucher in relation to the securing of a pension. This is a mandatory zero-fee requirement distinct from the general public employee fee remission rule.
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