Guide · 15 April 2026 · 3 min read
Notary Public and Commissioner for Oaths fees in Singapore, explained
A plain-English breakdown of the statutory fee schedules that every registered Notary Public and Commissioner for Oaths charges by law.
Key points
- Fees are set by law, so every Notary Public charges the same, and so does every Commissioner for Oaths.
- Commissioner for Oaths: $25 for the first document, $10 for each extra one at the same sitting.
- Notary Public: a fee for the act, plus $75 per Notarial Certificate, plus $87.20 for SAL authentication where needed.
- Firms can add admin, courier or translation charges on top, so ask for the all-in price.
In this guide
Notarial fees in Singapore are fixed by law. The only thing that differs between firms is what they add on top, such as admin or courier charges.
Commissioner for Oaths fees
A Commissioner for Oaths witnesses statutory declarations, affidavits and oaths. The fee is per sitting, not per page.
First document at a sitting
Fee: $25
Each extra document at the same sitting
Fee: $10
Notarial Certificate or SAL authentication
Fee: Not needed
| What | Fee |
|---|---|
| First document at a sitting | $25 |
| Each extra document at the same sitting | $10 |
| Notarial Certificate or SAL authentication | Not needed |
Example
Three documents sworn at one sitting: $25 + $10 + $10 = $45.
Work out your exact fee
Use the fee calculator →Notary Public fees
A Notary Public charges for the act itself, such as certifying a copy or witnessing a signature, plus a Notarial Certificate. If the document needs SAL authentication, that is added too. The rates are set in the Notaries Public Rules.
Certifying true copies
First page of each document
Fee: $10
Each extra page
Fee: $5
Notarial Certificate
Fee: $75. One certificate can cover several documents for the same recipient.
SAL authentication, if needed
Fee: $87.20 ($80 plus 9% GST)
| What | Fee |
|---|---|
| First page of each document | $10 |
| Each extra page | $5 |
| Notarial Certificate | $75. One certificate can cover several documents for the same recipient. |
| SAL authentication, if needed | $87.20 ($80 plus 9% GST) |
Example
A one-page passport copy with SAL authentication: $10 + $75 + $87.20 = $172.20.
Witnessing a signature
First signatory, per document
Fee: $40
Second signatory
Fee: $20
Each further signatory
Fee: $10
A company signing
Fee: $150 per document
Notarial Certificate
Fee: $75, one for each document
SAL authentication, if needed
Fee: $87.20 per certificate
| What | Fee |
|---|---|
| First signatory, per document | $40 |
| Second signatory | $20 |
| Each further signatory | $10 |
| A company signing | $150 per document |
| Notarial Certificate | $75, one for each document |
| SAL authentication, if needed | $87.20 per certificate |
Example
One contract, one signatory, with SAL authentication: $40 + $75 + $87.20 = $202.20.
What the fixed fees do not include
These extras are not set by law, so they vary between firms:
- Admin or handling fees.
- Same-day or urgent turnaround.
- Courier or doorstep collection.
- Translation.
- GST on these extras, if the firm is GST-registered.
Tip
Ask the firm for the all-in price for your job: the fixed fees plus any extras.
Quick reference
Statutory declaration with a Commissioner for Oaths
Fixed fees: $25, plus $10 per extra document
One-page certified passport copy, with SAL authentication
Fixed fees: $172.20
One person signing one document, with SAL authentication
Fixed fees: $202.20
A company signing one document, with SAL authentication
Fixed fees: $312.20
| Job | Fixed fees |
|---|---|
| Statutory declaration with a Commissioner for Oaths | $25, plus $10 per extra document |
| One-page certified passport copy, with SAL authentication | $172.20 |
| One person signing one document, with SAL authentication | $202.20 |
| A company signing one document, with SAL authentication | $312.20 |
The fee calculator on this site works these out for your exact documents.
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