How much does a Notary earn in United States?

The estimated salary for Notary in United States ranges from USD 64,000 to USD 83,900 USD per year, depending on experience and location. Based on 1,425 job listings

Salary Guide

Notary Salary in United States

Based on 1,425 job listings - 2026

Average salary

$64,000 - $83,900

Median salary

$64,000 - $83,900

Lower rangeUpper range

Salary distribution by percentile

10th percentile$34K

25th percentile$42K

Median$64K

75th percentile$84K

90th percentile$96K

50% of professionals earn between $42,417 - $83,900 USD

The median salary is $64,000

Top cities

New York29 job openings

Detroit23 job openings

Denver22 job openings

El Paso21 job openings

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Notary

1,425 job openings

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The average salary for a Notary in United States is USD 64,000 - USD 83,900 per year in 2026. The median salary is USD 73,950 per year, based on 1,425 active job listings.

The cities with the most Notary job opportunities in United States are New York, Detroit, Denver, El Paso, Charlotte. New York leads with 29 job openings.

Explore 1,425 Notary job listings in United States on BeBee, or check our salary calculator for a personalized estimate.