Notary open now in Dallas: 24/7 and late-night options

Need a notary tonight? Here are the options we could verify from each provider’s own page.

Online notary, 24/7

A Texas online notary meets you by live two-way video, and Texas law lets an online notary charge up to $25 for the online notarization on top of the regular notary fee (Tex. Gov’t Code §406.111). NotaryLive states it offers 24/7 access to a certified online notary (source), and Notarize says a notary is always available, 24/7 (source). Some receiving agencies and countries do not accept online notarizations, so check first. More: online notary in Texas.

Mobile notary at night

DFW Mobile Notary Now publishes travel-fee bands for every hour of the day in Dallas and Tarrant Counties: $70 for 5:01 to 9:59 p.m., $80 for 10:00 to 11:59 p.m. and $90 for midnight to 5:59 a.m. on weekdays, each plus $10 per notarization; weekend and holiday bands run $60 to $100 (DFW Mobile Notary Now services page, checked 2026-10-23). DFW Mobile Notary TX lists evening and weekend appointments across the Metroplex (DFW Mobile Notary TX about page, checked 2026-10-29). Neither page promises a specific arrival time, so call and confirm.

Not open late

The free Dallas Public Library notary works only during regular library hours, and the Dallas County Treasurer is a weekday office.

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Before you book

• Every signer needs an unexpired government-issued photo ID (what ID to bring).
• Do not sign until you are in front of the notary.
• Texas caps the notarial fee itself ($10 first signature on an acknowledgment, $1 each additional; §406.024). Ask for the total, including any travel charge, before you book. See notary fees in Texas.
• Check any notary’s commission in SOS Direct.

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