One flat rate for the whole borough
The Bronx is where citywide notary claims go to get vague: coverage in the fine print, prices by phone, hours that end before the borough gets home. Here is our version instead. The visit is $195 flat anywhere in the Bronx, and the only other charge is New York's statutory $2 per notarized signature. The full total shows online before you give a name or a card.
| Visit type | Total in the Bronx |
|---|---|
| Standard, booked ahead | $195 + $2 per signature |
| Same day | $235 + $2 per signature |
| Emergency, under 3 hours | $290 + $2 per signature |
| Evening after 8pm or weekend | add $50 |
Every visit is a commissioned, insured New York notary public in business attire, with a live arrival window by text and a receipt that itemizes every fee.
Checking free options first? Our guide to where to get something notarized in the Bronx covers the banks and walk in options, and when each one works.
The South Bronx and the courthouse corridor
Mott Haven, Port Morris, Melrose, Morrisania, Hunts Point, Highbridge and the Grand Concourse. The borough's legal spine runs along East 161st St, the Hall of Justice, the Supreme Court on the Concourse and the Surrogate's Court, and we meet filers on the steps or at a coffee shop nearby, mornings from 7am. Affidavits sworn before the line, custody and support paperwork, and office signings from the small businesses that keep Hunts Point running.
Riverdale, Kingsbridge and the northwest
Riverdale, Spuyten Duyvil, Kingsbridge, University Heights, Fordham, Belmont, Bedford Park and Norwood. Estate work leads in Riverdale: wills, health care proxies and powers of attorney, often at the dining table with family gathered and a witness we bring. Fordham University and Manhattan College bring student paperwork, enrollment forms, travel consents and apostilles for semesters abroad, and Arthur Ave businesses bring the contracts.
The East Bronx: Parkchester to City Island
Parkchester, Soundview, Castle Hill, Throgs Neck, Morris Park, Pelham Bay, Country Club and City Island, where the borough ends at the water and the rate stays $195. Parkchester's condo paperwork, refinances along Morris Park, and DMV and pension forms everywhere. City Island counts as the Bronx on our card, not a special trip.
Coop City and the north
Coop City, Baychester, Eastchester, Wakefield, Williamsbridge and Woodlawn. Coop City deserves its own paragraph: one of the largest cooperative housing communities in the country generates a steady river of share transfers, refinances, estate documents and powers of attorney, and almost no notary service names it. We do, because we are there weekly, evenings included, which is when its paperwork actually gets signed.
Hospitals and nursing homes in the Bronx
Montefiore's Moses, Weiler and Wakefield campuses, Jacobi, North Central Bronx, Lincoln, St. Barnabas, BronxCare, Calvary Hospital and every rehab and nursing facility in the borough. Calvary deserves a sentence of its own: hospice signings are a regular part of our Bronx work, and we handle them with unhurried care. The signer must be awake, aware and willing; we can bring an impartial witness, and the $25 facility fee covers check in time. The hospital notary page covers the capacity protocol and health care directives in full.
Same day and emergency notary in the Bronx
Booked for today, the visit is $235 all in. Under 3 hours, it is $290 and dispatch is immediate: typical arrival is 45 to 90 minutes depending on neighborhood and traffic. Both totals appear on the booking form before you confirm.
Apostille service in the Bronx
For documents headed abroad, we notarize at your Bronx location, then handle the county clerk authentication at 60 Centre St in Manhattan, where our notaries are commissioned, and the New York State apostille for $150 plus government fees, with an express option. Full price table and timelines on the apostille page.
What Bronx customers book most
Powers of attorney and estate documents, often bedside at the hospital cluster. Coop City share transfers and refinances. Affidavits sworn the morning of a filing on 161st St. Travel consent letters before school breaks. Student and study abroad paperwork from the campuses. Pension, insurance and DMV forms. If a New York notary public can sign it, we bring it to your door.
Bronx mobile notary FAQs
How much does a mobile notary cost in the Bronx?
$195 flat for the visit anywhere in the borough, plus New York's statutory $2 per notarized signature. Same day is +$40, emergency under 3 hours is +$95, evenings after 8pm or weekends are +$50. The booking form shows the exact total before you confirm.
Why is the Bronx more than Manhattan on your card?
Travel time from our Manhattan base, nothing else. Some services advertise one rate for every borough and then settle the difference by phone; we would rather print $195 and honor it. The number you see is the number you pay, evenings and weekends clearly marked.
Do you cover Riverdale, City Island and Coop City?
Yes, the entire borough at the same flat rate: Riverdale and Spuyten Duyvil in the northwest, City Island and Country Club in the east, Coop City in the north, and every neighborhood between.
How fast can you reach the Bronx?
On an emergency booking, typically 45 to 90 minutes door to door depending on neighborhood and traffic. Same day bookings get a confirmed arrival window by text.
Is there a notary in the Bronx open on Sunday?
Yes, every Sunday from 7am to midnight anywhere in the borough, $245 all in with the weekend addition. Our open now guide covers evenings, Sundays and holidays in detail.
Can you come to Montefiore, Jacobi or Calvary?
Yes, weekly. Montefiore's campuses, Jacobi, North Central Bronx, Lincoln, St. Barnabas, BronxCare and Calvary, including hospice work, which we treat with the care it deserves. The hospital notary page covers capacity, ID and directives in full.
Do you handle Coop City paperwork?
All the time. Share transfers, refinances, estate documents and powers of attorney for one of the largest cooperative communities in the country. Evening and weekend slots work well for households where everyone gets home late.
Can you meet me near the courthouses on 161st St?
Yes, outside the Hall of Justice on East 161st or the Supreme Court on the Grand Concourse, any morning from 7am. Getting the affidavit notarized before you stand in line is almost always the faster path.
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.