Notary services. Serving Chandler, AZ.
Acknowledgments, jurats, oaths and affirmations plus copy certifications at our Tempe office, 4677 S Lakeshore Dr #1, a short drive from Chandler. Each notarial act is $10. Copy certifications are $10 per page.
Where to meet our notary: Notary for Chandler,
just off Baseline.
Our Chandler office moved to south Tempe. Notary appointments take place at our Tempe Admin Office on Lakeshore Drive, a short drive north of Chandler on the Loop 101.
- Address
- Tempe Admin Office
4677 S Lakeshore Dr #1
Tempe, AZ 85282 - Office hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, Arizona time
- Phone
- (480) 493-4775
We no longer offer notary services at our former office on Alma School Road in Chandler.
Get directionsFour notarial acts. What each costs.
Arizona notaries can perform four kinds of notarial act. We offer all four for $10 each. Copy certifications are $10 per page.
Acknowledgment
You confirm to the notary that the signature on the document is yours and that you signed willingly. Common for deeds, powers of attorney and trusts.
- Deeds
- Powers of attorney
- Trusts
Price: $10per notarial act
Jurat
You swear or affirm that the statements in a document are true, then sign it in front of the notary. Common for affidavits.
- Affidavits
- Sworn statements
Price: $10per notarial act
Oath or affirmation
A spoken promise that what you state is true. An oath is sworn; an affirmation is made on your honor. Both carry the same weight.
- Oaths
- Affirmations
Price: $10per notarial act
Copy certification
The notary compares a copy with your original document and certifies that the copy is full, true and accurate. Priced per page certified.
- Bring the original
Price: $10per page
Need more than one notarial act? Each one is $10. A copy certification is $10 for each page.
Schedule Notary ServicesWhat happens at your appointment.
Arizona law asks you to appear in person before the notary. The appointment follows four steps.
Book a time
Choose a time online or call (480) 493-4775.
Show your ID
The notary confirms who you are with an unexpired government ID. Arizona lists the IDs a notary may accept in A.R.S. § 41-255.
Sign or swear
You sign in front of the notary or take the oath your document calls for. The notary records the act in a journal that you sign too, as A.R.S. § 41-319 requires.
Signature and seal
The notary completes the certificate with an official signature and seal. Your document is ready to use.
What to bring to the notary.
Bring these and your appointment can go ahead as planned.
Unexpired photo ID
A driver license, state ID card, U.S. passport or military ID showing the name you sign with.
Your complete document
Every page with every blank filled in. Wait to sign until you are with the notary.
Your original, for a copy
For a copy certification, bring the original so the notary can compare it with the copy.
What clients say.
“Process was fast, service was amazing! Highly recommend for services!!!”
Brad Lawson “Quick and easy, great customer service, very friendly.”
Sarah Lynn “Wonderful experience! I was unsure of what I needed for my specific requests and the business owners were able to walk me through the process and were very accommodating and patient with me.”
Rachel Hill-kelley
Your questions about notary services.
Location, ID, fees and what an Arizona notary can do.
(480) 493-4775Do you offer a notary in Chandler?
Our Chandler office moved to south Tempe, just off Baseline Road. Chandler clients meet our notary at 4677 S Lakeshore Dr #1, Tempe, a short drive north on the Loop 101.
Which ID does the notary accept?
An unexpired U.S. passport, state driver license or state ID card, a U.S. military ID or another unexpired government ID with your photo or signature. The full list is in A.R.S. § 41-255.
Which notarial act do I need?
The person or agency asking for the notarization decides. The certificate wording on your document usually shows which act it needs. Our notary can’t choose the act for you or explain a document’s legal effect, so ask the requester or an attorney.
Can you certify a copy of an official record?
Arizona law does not let a notary certify a copy of an Arizona public record (A.R.S. § 41-253). For official records such as a birth certificate or a court order, ask the office that keeps the record for a certified copy.
Why does the notary take my thumbprint?
Since September 12, 2026, Arizona notaries record the signer’s right thumbprint in their journal when notarizing deeds, deeds of trust, other documents affecting real property and powers of attorney. The Arizona Secretary of State explains the change on its notary page.
How much does a notary cost?
Our fee is $10 per notarial act. A copy certification is $10 per page. We take card payments only. Arizona’s Secretary of State sets the most a notary may charge, under A.R.S. § 41-316.
Bring your document. We’ll bring the seal.
Book a notary appointment online or call (480) 493-4775. We’re a short drive from Chandler, just off Baseline Road.
Pay by card at your visit. Cash isn’t accepted.