Notary this weekend

Two ways to get it done

Online, from anywhere. You join a video session on your phone or computer, show your ID, and sign on screen. The notarized file comes back the same session. Sessions run 7 am to 9 pm on Saturday and Sunday, with about about an hour of notice.

In person, at your door. A notary comes to your home, the hospital or a parking lot on Saturday 9 am to 5 pm. Mobile visits do not run on Sunday, so on a Sunday the way to get it done is online. If it has to be in person, book the first mobile slot on Monday or a Saturday.

What people need notarized on a weekend

• Power of attorney or health care proxy for a parent in the hospital
• Car sold this weekend: title, bill of sale or lost-title affidavit
• Travel consent letter for a child flying out Monday
• Affidavits and sworn statements due first thing Monday
• Gift letter or loan papers the lender needs before Monday
• Lease, contract or business document that cannot wait

What it costs

An online session starts at $40. A mobile visit starts at $75, plus a $40 weekend fee on Saturday or Sunday. Every fee shows in the booking form before you confirm. New Jersey caps the notarial fee itself; the rest is the session or the trip.

Before you book

Have a government photo ID ready and the document unsigned. For an online session you need a phone or computer with a camera, and the document as a PDF. If the document is going to a court, a county office or a foreign government, ask them whether they accept an electronic notarization. If they need paper with a physical stamp, a mobile visit is the safer choice.

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General information, not legal advice. The office that will receive your document decides whether it accepts an online notarization, so ask them first. Updated October 2026.