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Misconduct/Fees

A notary public may charge a travel fee for mobile notary services:

A

Yes, any reasonable fee agreed upon in advance

B

Never; travel fees are prohibited by law

C

Only up to $10 per trip

D

Only if the distance exceeds 10 miles

Official source: 2026 California Notary Public Handbook (2026)

Reference: Misconduct/Fees

Source checked September 7, 2026

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Correct Answer

A. Yes, any reasonable fee agreed upon in advance

Detailed Explanation

California law sets maximum fees for specific notarial acts (GC 8211) but does not limit travel fees. A notary may charge a reasonable travel fee agreed upon in advance, separate from the statutory notarial fees.

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