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What will it actually cost?
Ranges, not fake precision. Fees are market-driven, IBP schedules are advisory, and no official Supreme Court fee schedule for e-notarization has been published yet.
Number of documents
Number of signatories
Here's the range to expect
The fee itself
₱350–₱800
Effective cost — what it really takes out of your pocket
₱350–₱1,100
No travel. Data and a quiet hour are the real costs.
- These are ranges from observed market prices, not an official schedule. Confirm the exact fee before booking.
- No official Supreme Court fee schedule for e-notarization services has been published yet. E-notaries may also waive fees, and may pass on reasonable telecommunication or incidental costs.
- IBP fee schedules are advisory only. Individual notaries set their own prices.
Rates vary — confirm before booking. Always ask for the total, including VAT and per-signatory charges, in writing.
We are not a provider. This is an independent educational website. We do not notarize documents, we are not an accredited Electronic Notarization Facility, and we are not affiliated with the Supreme Court or with any platform listed here. We cannot notarize, process or verify anything for you.
Not legal advice. General legal information only — not legal advice. For your specific case, consult a Philippine lawyer or notary public.