Notary services. In Tempe, AZ.
Bring your document to our Tempe Admin Office at 4677 S Lakeshore Dr #1. Sign, swear or certify a copy in front of our notary. Each notarial act is $10; copy certifications are $10 per page.
Our Tempe notary office: Lakeshore Drive,
south Tempe.
Every notary appointment takes place at our Tempe Admin Office. Turn north onto Lakeshore Drive from Baseline Road and look for number 4677.
- 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
Notary services are offered only at this office, never at our Baseline Road training center.
Get directionsWhat we notarize. What it costs.
Each acknowledgment, jurat, oath or affirmation costs $10. Copy certifications cost $10 for every page we certify.
Acknowledgment
For documents that transfer or control property. You declare to the notary that the signature is yours and was made willingly.
- Property records
- Estate planning
Price: $10per notarial act
Jurat
For sworn written statements. You take an oath or affirmation that the contents are true, then sign while the notary watches.
- Signed in person
Price: $10per notarial act
Oath or affirmation
The notary administers a spoken pledge that your statement is true. Pick an oath or, if you prefer, a non-religious affirmation.
- Spoken pledge
Price: $10per notarial act
Copy certification
For papers you need to keep. The notary checks the copy against your original and certifies it page by page.
- Original required
- Priced by the page
Price: $10per page
Several signers or documents? Each notarial act is $10. Copy certifications are charged by the page.
Schedule Notary ServicesWhich act does my document need?
The certificate wording on your document decides, as does the person who asked for it. Common documents usually line up like this. Unsure? Ask the requester before you book.
A deed or power of attorney
Book: Acknowledgment
Since September 12, 2026, Arizona notaries also record your right thumbprint in their journal for these documents. See the Secretary of State’s notary page.
An affidavit or sworn statement
Book: Jurat
Leave it unsigned. You sign after the oath or affirmation, in front of the notary.
A copy of a document you must keep
Book: Copy certification
Bring the original. Notaries can’t certify copies of Arizona public records (A.R.S. § 41-253). Request those from the office that keeps the record.
A spoken pledge for a statement
Book: Oath or affirmation
Check with the person who asked for it whether a spoken pledge is enough. A signed sworn statement needs a jurat.
Pack these before you leave.
Without valid ID, the notary can’t confirm who you are.
Government photo ID
Unexpired, such as a driver license, passport or military ID. Use the ID that shows the name you’ll sign with.
The document, ready to sign
Fill in every blank first. Hold off on signing until the notary is watching.
Card for the fee
Cards only. Each act is $10; copy certifications are $10 per page.
What clients say.
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Notary questions from Tempe clients.
Booking, signing, ID and fees at our Lakeshore Drive office.
(480) 493-4775Where is your notary in Tempe?
At our Tempe Admin Office, 4677 S Lakeshore Dr #1, Tempe, AZ 85282. Our training center on Baseline Road does not offer notary services.
Do I need an appointment?
Book a time online so our notary is ready for you. Same-day appointments are available: call (480) 493-4775 to ask about a time today.
Can someone else sign for me?
No. The person signing must appear in person before the notary, under A.R.S. § 41-254. A signer who can’t come to the office can’t be notarized here.
What if my ID has expired?
We can only notarize with a current, unexpired government ID. We don’t accept a credible witness in place of an ID. Arizona lists the IDs a notary may accept in A.R.S. § 41-255. Renew your ID first, then book your appointment.
Can a notary refuse to notarize?
Yes. A notary may decline when not satisfied that the signer understands the document or is signing willingly, under A.R.S. § 41-256.
How much does a notary in Tempe cost?
$10 per acknowledgment, jurat, oath or affirmation. Copy certifications are $10 per page. We take cards only. Arizona sets the most a notary may charge, under A.R.S. § 41-316.
Need a notary in Tempe?
Pick a time online or call (480) 493-4775. Bring your ID and your unsigned document to 4677 S Lakeshore Dr #1.
We accept debit and credit cards, not cash.