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Notary Fees in the Philippines: Online Rates

Walk-in notarial fees in the Philippines are famously unpredictable. The same affidavit can cost PHP 100 near a provincial city hall and PHP 500 in a Makati office tower. Below are our flat nationwide rates, followed by answers to the fee questions Filipinos actually search for, including magkano ang notaryo.

OnlineNotaryo.ph rates

DocumentIndicative feeTypical session
Affidavit of loss and simple affidavitsPHP 50015 minutes
Special Power of AttorneyPHP 80020 minutes
Contract of leasePHP 90020 to 30 minutes
Deed of sale (motor vehicle, personal property)PHP 1,00030 minutes
Secretary's certificate and corporate documentsPHP 1,20020 to 30 minutes
Additional signatory in the same sessionPHP 200included

Fees are indicative and confirmed before you book. Walk-in notarial fees in city centers commonly range from PHP 200 to PHP 1,000 for the same documents, before you count travel time and queueing.

What the fee includes

Magkano talaga ang notaryo? (What notarization really costs)

Kapag nag-walk-in ka, hindi lang bayad sa notaryo ang gastos mo. May pamasahe, parking, pila, at kalahating araw na nawala sa trabaho. Ang online notarization ay isang bukas na presyo, isang video call, tapos.

Frequently asked fee questions

Magkano magpa-notaryo ng deed of sale?

Sa mga walk-in na notaryo, karaniwang PHP 300 hanggang PHP 1,000 para sa deed of sale ng sasakyan, at mas mataas para sa lupa. Sa OnlineNotaryo.ph, PHP 1,000 ang deed of sale ng sasakyan o personal na ari-arian, kumpirmado bago ka magbayad.

Magkano magpa-notaryo ng affidavit?

Karaniwang PHP 100 hanggang PHP 500 sa mga walk-in na opisina depende sa lungsod. Online, PHP 500 ang simpleng affidavit kasama na ang video session at ang electronically notarized na PDF.

Why do walk-in notary fees vary so much?

The 2004 Rules on Notarial Practice let courts approve fee guidelines per jurisdiction, but actual quoted fees vary widely by city and by office. Online notarization uses one published price nationwide.

Are there hidden fees?

No. The fee you see at booking covers the video session, the notarial act, and your electronically notarized PDF. Extra signatories in the same session are PHP 200 each.

Be first in line on October 19, 2026

The SC eNotarization service goes live on October 19, 2026. Join the waitlist and we will book your video session with a commissioned electronic notary public for the opening days.

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