Answers before you book.

713Notary publishes straightforward starting prices. Mobile appointments within 0–10 miles start at $25 and include one notarization. Appointments within 10–25 miles start at $50 and include one notarization. Additional notarizations are $6 each. Appointments within 25–50 miles start at $75 and appointments within 50–75 miles start at $100; each includes one notarization. Hospital and senior-care clients may qualify for a discounted rate; Bria confirms those discounts directly before booking. Additional notarizations are $6 each.

Remote online notary service has a $25 initial fee, $6 for the first notarized/digital signature, and $1 for each additional notarized signature. A one-signature online notarization is typically $31.

Bring a current government-issued photo ID such as a Texas driver license, state ID, passport, or other acceptable identification. The signer must be present and able to verify identity.

Yes. Bria handles hospital, senior-care, and facility visits across the Greater Houston Area, including urgent requests when available.

Yes. Bria offers remote online notarization for eligible signers and documents.

713Notary can help with apostille requests through a trusted partner. Apostille support is described separately from direct notarization.

No. A Texas notary verifies identity and witnesses signatures; a notary cannot provide legal advice, choose documents for you, or draft legal documents. Contact an attorney for legal guidance.

No. The signer must be present for the notarization, whether the appointment is in person or handled through a qualified remote online notarization process.