423.430 Fees.

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(1)For a notarial act relating to a tangible or electronic record, or for an electronic

notarization, a notary public may charge a fee:

(a)In compliance with KRS 64.300; and

(b)Which has been clearly disclosed to the person requesting the service in

advance.

(2)Compensation for services provided by a notary public which do not constitute

notarial acts is not governed by this section.

(3)The Secretary of State may charge the following fees in relation to notaries public:

(a)Application for a commission or renewal as a notary public........................$10

(b)Issuance of a replacement commission upon loss or destruction of the

original..........................................................................................................$10

(c)Update to commission or registration information upon a change of name or

address or other specified information..........................................................$10

(d)Issuance of an electronic certificate of authority or

apostille....................................................................................$5 per document

(4)In accordance with KRS 64.012, county clerks may assess fees for services required

to fulfill obligations set forth in KRS 423.300 to 423.455.