Notary Business Cards
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Notary business cards in print: 4 sizes from standard to square and slim, 73 stocks including linen and soft touch, with optional variable names for a whole office.
- From $17.57 per set of 100, with the per-card price dropping as the run climbs all the way to 100,000.
- 4 sizes, from the standard 2" x 3.5" card to a 2" x 2" square, a 1.5" x 3.5" slim, and a 2.125" x 3.375", plus custom sizing up to 2" x 4".
- 73 stocks: gloss, uncoated, cream, kraft, linen, soft touch, metallic pearl, synthetic plastic, rigid PVC, indoor magnet, and ultra-thick cards up to 80pt.
- Full color on the front with a blank or black back, or full color on both sides, finished plain or with a High-Gloss UV Coating.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, Next-Day and Same-Day rush, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 22 reviews.
Hand a Client a Card That Says You Are Official
After a signing wraps, the card you leave behind is what puts your name in front of the next person who needs a signature. A notary business card carries your name, the words Notary Public, your commission number and expiration, and your phone and email, built to look as credible as the service you provide, whether you run a mobile notary route, sit at a title office, or handle loan signings. Sets of 100 start at $17.57 and rate 4.8 out of 5 across 22 reviews.
A notary card costs the same to print as any standard business card, and it carries the commission details a title officer or a loan signing client asks for. Want to see how notary cards sit next to the rest of the lineup? Browse every style on business cards printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
A newly commissioned notary starts with 100 cards for $17.57. A signing agency ordering cards for every notary on its roster runs thousands, at a few cents a card. Tap any of the 39 tiers below for the set total and the saving at each step.
What Are Notary Business Cards
Notary business cards are professional cards printed full color in 4 sizes, from a 1.5" x 3.5" slim up to a 2.125" x 3.375", on any of 73 stocks. They carry a notary public's name, commission number, commission expiration, contact details, and the services on offer, such as mobile notary, loan signing, or apostille help. With the details in one place, a client who needs a signature next month can still reach you. If you want the plain wallet format most professionals carry, the Standard Business Cards cover it, and the notary version puts your official details up front.
What Size Should a Notary Business Card Be
Most notaries stay with the standard 2" x 3.5", because it slips into a wallet, a badge holder, or a cardholder on a signing table. Want something that stands out? The 2" x 2" square reads as a keepsake, and the 1.5" x 3.5" slim feels modern and minimal. The 2.125" x 3.375" runs slightly larger for a touch more room. All 4 sizes, both finishes and the full stock list are grouped below the way the live configurator presents them, so you know what you can change before you change it. For a card built around your next signing date, the Appointment Cards put a reminder field front and center.
Three choices shape a notary card.
Pick a stock that feels professional
For a card that looks official on a closing table, 18pt Premium White Linen or 16pt Uncoated with Soft Touch reads formal, and the ultra-thick stocks go up to 80pt. The default 14pt Gloss Cover keeps the price lowest, and a High-Gloss UV Coating brightens a logo or a seal graphic. When you want that chunky, premium weight across a whole order, the Ultra Thick Business Cards carry the same idea up to the thickest stocks we run.
Put your commission details front and center
Lead with your name and Notary Public, then your commission number and expiration date, your phone and email, and a short line on what you do. Print full color on the front with a blank or black back, or run 4/4 for full color on both sides when you want room for a seal, a service list, or a QR code that opens your booking page.
Design it without a designer
Choose a clean layout from our business card design templates, one design in a library of more than 10,000 free templates 4OVER4 keeps across all its products. Type your name, Notary Public, the commission number and expiration and your contact details in the online editor, and keep the type large enough to read at a glance.
Ready-to-Edit Business Card Design Templates
Already have your artwork? Skip the editor and download a press-ready blank. Each blank business card template is built at the real trim size with the 1/8" bleed and safe margin already drawn in, so your design never crowds the cut. Pick the size that matches your order below, place your art, and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Notary Business Cards Cost
Notary business cards start at $17.57 per set of 100, and the per-card price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 100,000, so the run size sets the cost of each card. A run of 900 comes to $53.83, 8,000 comes to $179.25, and 25,000 comes to $492.07 as the per-card cost keeps falling. Drag the slider below to set your count and see the set total and the per-card cost.
Wally makes your notary card look official
Why a stack of notary cards earns a callback.
A hundred notary business cards costs $17.57, and the right stock makes your name, commission number, and services look as credible as the service you provide. Pick a size, choose from 73 stocks, set your speed, and Wally gets them in your hand fast, even same-day.
Can You Print a Different Name or Commission Number on Each Card
Yes. Turn on variable data and you can drop a unique name, commission number or code onto each card in the run, so a firm with several notaries prints one order instead of one job per person. Pair it with 3/8" or 1/8" rounded corners for a softer, more finished look, and a free online proof, or a next-day hardcopy proof, so you see exactly what ships before it goes to press.
How Do Notary Cards Compare to the Rest of the Range
Weighing an appointment card, a thicker stock or a plainer standard card? The chart below lines up notary cards against their closest siblings with the starting price of each.
See How a Finished Notary Card Lands
The gallery below collects cards our own customers printed in-house, so you can see how a title and a contact block sit on a small card. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Business Cards Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Notary Business Cards
Notary business cards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a date sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production. Each faster speed adds a set percentage to the base price. Same-Day orders need to be approved by noon EST to ship that day. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what the rush adds before you pick.
See the Rest of Our Cards
The full print product range lists the appointment cards, slim cuts and heavier stocks with everything else we print, each with its starting price.
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At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, the stock and the finish, and the card goes into a client's file with your commission details on it. Need them before a signing or a busy week? Our Same-Day production keeps you covered. Print your notary business cards today.
Notary Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
What should go on a notary business card?
Most notary cards carry the name, the words Notary Public, the commission number and expiration date, and a phone number and email. Mobile notaries usually add the counties or areas they travel to, and loan signing agents often add that specialty. Everything is printed from your own artwork, so the layout is yours to set.
My commission expires soon, is a small run worth it?
A set of 100 starts at $17.57, which is why many notaries print short runs that match the time left on a commission rather than a large batch that goes stale. Pricing continues to drop per card up to 100,000 if you would rather stock up after a renewal. Reprinting after a renewal keeps the expiration date on the card accurate.
Which stock makes a notary card feel credible?
Linen and cream stocks give a formal, traditional texture that suits legal and signing work, while soft touch reads as understated and modern. If the card needs to survive a signing bag or a glovebox, synthetic plastic or rigid PVC hold up better than a paper cover stock. All of these sit within the 73 stock choices.
Can I write on the back of the card at a signing?
Choose an uncoated stock if you plan to write an appointment time or a file number by hand, since it takes pen ink readily. A High-Gloss UV Coating gives a shinier surface that resists a ballpoint. You can print full color on the front and keep the back plain for notes.
How quickly can notary cards be printed?
Standard turnaround is 3 business days, with 2 day, Next Day and Same Day rush available when a commission renewal or a new route starts sooner. Shipping transit is counted separately from production. Select the rush option at checkout rather than after the order is placed.
What sizes can I order?
There are 4 sizes: the standard 2" x 3.5", a 2" x 2" square, a slim 1.5" x 3.5" and a 2.125" x 3.375". The standard card holds your name, Notary Public, the commission number and its expiration, and custom sizing up to 2" x 4" helps when a mobile route's service area must fit too. Rounded corners are optional on any size.
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