Notary in Dallas, Texas

Most of Dallas is in Dallas County; parts of the city extend into Collin, Denton, Kaufman and Rockwall Counties. Here is what we could verify.

Free: Dallas Public Library

Dallas Public Library offers free notary service during regular business hours at these branches: J. Erik Jonsson Central Library, 1515 Young St. (214-670-1400); Dallas West (214-670-6445); Kleberg-Rylie (214-670-8471); Lochwood (214-670-8403); Paul Laurence Dunbar Lancaster-Kiest (214-670-1952); Prairie Creek (214-671-0410); Timberglen (214-671-1365); Vickery Park (214-671-2101); and White Rock Hills (214-670-8443). The limit is 2 documents or 2 visits per person per month, documents must be in English, and availability varies by location, so call ahead. Bring a current U.S. federal or state government-issued photo ID for every signer, complete documents with a notarial certificate, and your own witnesses if needed. Source: Dallas Public Library: Notary Services.

The Prairie Creek branch also posts notary appointment times on its event calendar. Source: Dallas Public Library event listing.

Shipping store

The UPS Store, 10455 N Central Expressway Ste 109-B Dallas, TX 75231, (214) 692-7678, lists a commissioned notary public on staff. Fees are not listed on the page, so call ahead. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and complete, unsigned documents. Source: The UPS Store Dallas notary page.

Mobile and online

• Mobile notary in Dallas (verified mobile notaries, several of whom serve the whole DFW area), or use the Find a Mobile Notary box on the home page
• Online notary in Texas
• Dallas County notary options

Banks, credit unions, other shipping stores and city offices in Dallas may also offer notary service, but we have not confirmed one from its own page. Call ahead to confirm whether a notary is on site, the fee, and whether non-customers are served.