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A licensed New York notary public who travels to your home, office or hospital room. See your exact price before you book.

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24 hours or more from now. You pick the exact time on the next screen.

Manhattan visit$125
Scheduledincluded
2 notarizations (NY fee)$4
Total$129

If the time you pick is after 8pm or on a weekend, add $50 (11pm to midnight, $75), settled at the visit. Free cancellation up to 2 hours before.

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Next, tell us where to meet you, then pick the exact time and pay the $125 visit fee to confirm. The rest is settled at the visit. Prefer the phone? Call (917) 203 9894.

Great notary, very professional... all the notaries near me were closed, they were able to help me get it done same day!
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Commissioned in NY StateEvery notary, every visit
$100,000 E&O insuredErrors and omissions coverage
7am to midnight, dailyEvery day, Sundays included
All five boroughsOne flat rate per borough
Itemized receiptAfter every signing

Pricing

One flat rate per borough.

Our notary is based in Manhattan. Farther boroughs cost more because they take longer to reach. What you see is what you pay.

Map of New York City showing each borough's flat visit price: Manhattan $125 home base, Brooklyn $165, Queens $175, the Bronx $195 and Staten Island $245, with typical arrival times
  • Manhattan$12530 to 60 min
  • Brooklyn$16545 to 75 min
  • Queens$17545 to 90 min
  • The Bronx$19560 to 90 min
  • Staten Island$24590 to 120 min
Timing
Same day, 3 to 24 hours+$40 Emergency, under 3 hours+$95 After 8pm or weekends+$50 11pm to midnight+$75 Major holidays+$250
Where and who
Hospital or nursing home+$25 Witness, each+$75
Paperwork
New York notary fee, per signatureNY fee per signature$2 Apostille handling, plus government fees$150
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How it works

Three steps, no surprises.

01

See your exact price

Pick your borough and urgency. The full total appears before we ask for a name or a card.

02

Pick your time

Choose a slot on the live calendar. Your confirmation and an arrival window land by text.

03

Sign and get your receipt

Your notary arrives, checks ID, watches you sign and seals the document. The receipt itemizes every fee.

A hand pressing a seal onto a bordered certificate

Our standard

Every Sealed NYC notary meets the same standard.

Whoever we send, you get the same thing: a commissioned, insured New York notary who shows up on time, dressed for the room, and gets the document right the first time.

Commissioned and insured

An active New York State commission, $100,000 errors and omissions coverage and a clean background check.

Trained for the hard visits

Hospital protocol, signer awareness and credible witness rules. Every visit is logged in a journal that meets state rules.

Presentable and punctual

Business attire, a branded document kit and a live arrival window by text.

Identified before they arrive

Your confirmation names your notary, who carries state ID and never asks for cash at the door.

On time, or the same day fee is on usIf we're more than 15 minutes late for a same day visit, the $40 same day fee is waived. Emergency visits aren't included.
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What clients say.

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Great notary, very professional. I needed an important document notarized last minute, and all the notaries near me were closed, they were able to help me get it done same day! Highly recommend!
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Top of the line service ! I’ve been looking for something like Sealed NYC for a while, and they absolutely delivered. Their website is so easy to navigate, especially with everything organized by borough, it makes finding and booking what you need incredibly simple. Experienced, professional, and a seamless experience from start to finish. Highly recommend!
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A real signing in Brooklyn. Client papers blurred for privacy.
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Guides

Know before you book.

Plain answers about costs, documents and apostilles, before you book.

Plan a visit

How much does a notary cost in NYC?

Every option priced, from free at your bank to a visit at your door.

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Plan a visit

Where to get something notarized

Banks, clerk offices, online and mobile, compared honestly.

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Plan a visit

Notary open now, late or Sunday

What is actually open tonight in NYC, and how fast we can be there.

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Documents

What documents need to be notarized

Document by document, with the New York law behind each.

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Documents

Power of attorney in NY, answered

The 2021 signing rules, witnesses, and what it costs to execute one.

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Documents

How to sign as power of attorney

The two signature formats in New York's statutory form, with examples.

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Documents

NYC birth certificate

Ordering a copy online, by mail or in person, with fees and waits.

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Documents

NYC death certificate

Who can order, the fees, the waits, and why mail forms need a notary.

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Apostille and records

Apostille service in NYC

One visit, and we run the county and state chain.

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Apostille and records

Hague apostille countries

Every member country, recent joiners, and what to do for the rest.

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Apostille and records

Birth certificate apostille

From a city birth certificate to an apostille, step by step.

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Apostille and records

Letter of exemplification

When you need one with a birth certificate, and how to get it.

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Hospital and home

Hospital and bedside notary

The capacity protocol, health care directives and what to have ready.

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Service area

Every neighborhood, all five boroughs.

Each borough opens its own page with neighborhoods, rates, hospitals and answers. Highlighted neighborhoods have their own guides.

Upper East SideUpper West SideMidtownChelseaTribecaFiDiHarlemWashington Heights
WilliamsburgPark SlopeBrooklyn HeightsDowntownBay RidgeBushwickFlatbushDumbo
Queens$175
AstoriaLong Island CityFlushingForest HillsJackson HeightsJamaicaBaysideJFK and LGA
RiverdaleFordhamPelham BayMott HavenKingsbridgeCoop CityParkchester
St. GeorgeStapletonNew DorpTottenvilleGreat KillsTodt HillWest Brighton

FAQ

Quick answers.

Still have a question?

Call or text, 7am to midnight, every day.

(917) 203 9894 hello@sealednyc.com
How much does a mobile notary cost in NYC?

$125 in Manhattan, $165 Brooklyn, $175 Queens, $195 Bronx, $245 Staten Island, plus a small per signature fee. Same day is +$40, emergency under 3 hours is +$95. The booking form shows your exact total before you commit.

How fast can you get here?

Emergency bookings are dispatched immediately, usually arriving within 30 to 60 minutes in Manhattan and 45 to 120 minutes elsewhere. Book online or call and we'll confirm an arrival window by text.

What ID does the signer need?

A current government photo ID: driver's license, nondriver ID, passport or green card. No ID? Tell us in the notes; New York allows a credible witness in some cases.

Can you come to a hospital or nursing home?

Yes, daily. The signer must be alert and willing to sign. We can bring an impartial witness. A $25 facility fee covers check in time. The hospital notary page covers capacity, ID and directives in full.

Are you open on Sundays?

Yes, every Sunday, 7am to midnight, in all five boroughs. Weekend visits add $50 to the borough rate, and your quote shows the total before you confirm. Our open now guide covers Sundays, evenings and holidays in detail.

Do you notarize documents going abroad?

Yes. We notarize and can handle the county authentication and New York apostille for $150 plus government fees. Birth certificates are never notarized; they follow their own route, explained in our birth certificate apostille guide.

Can you notarize my birth certificate application?

Yes. The city's mail application for an NYC birth certificate has to be notarized, and we do that wherever you are. Ordering online or in person needs no notary at all; our NYC birth certificate guide compares all three ways and what each costs.

Can I get something notarized for free in NYC?

Often, yes, many banks notarize free for their own account holders, and some libraries and county clerk offices offer it during business hours. We're for when you can't get there: a notary comes to your home, office or hospital bed, any day including Sunday, at the exact price shown before you book.

Does my document even need a notary?

Often not. In New York, deeds, powers of attorney, prenups and trusts do. Wills and health care proxies need witnesses instead, New York courts accept a signed affirmation in place of an affidavit, and most contracts need neither. Our guide to what documents need to be notarized goes through each one.

How do I get a document notarized at home in NYC?

Book online in about 60 seconds: pick your borough, pick a time, and a commissioned notary comes to your door. Have a current government photo ID ready and leave the document unsigned; you sign in front of the notary. Most home visits take under 15 minutes.

Need a notary today?

Open 7am to midnight, every day, in all five boroughs.

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