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Find a Notary Public in Singapore
Every SAL-registered Notary Public and Commissioner for Oaths, searchable by area or postcode. Fees are set by law, so the rate is the same at every firm.
Which one do you need?
Go by what the organisation has asked for, not just where the document is going.
Asked to get it notarised
Notary Public
Powers of attorney, certified true copies of passports and certificates, and papers for a foreign embassy, court or university. Some Singapore agencies, such as ICA, also ask for notarised documents.
Find a notary public →Asked to swear or declare it
Commissioner for Oaths
Statutory declarations, affidavits for Singapore courts, and oaths or affirmations for use in Singapore.
Find a commissioner for oaths →Still not sure? Check the wording in their instructions, read Notary Public vs Commissioner for Oaths, or ask the firm when you call.
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Typical fees
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Notary and commissioner fees in Singapore are fixed by law, so the base rate is the same everywhere. What you pay depends on which one you need and how many documents or pages there are. A few common scenarios for reference:
Open the full calculator →Example fees
- Singapore
Statutory declaration in Singapore
Commissioner for Oaths, single document
$25
- Overseas
Certified copy of a passport
Notary Public, overseas use — 1 page
$172.20
- Overseas
Witnessing a contract signing
Notary Public, 1 signatory, overseas use
$202.20
Statutory fees only. A firm may add admin, courier, translation or GST on top.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a notary public in Singapore?+
A Notary Public is a senior lawyer appointed by the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) to witness signatures and authenticate documents, usually for use overseas, though some Singapore agencies such as ICA also ask for notarised documents. Every notary in Singapore is on the SAL register.
Notary public vs commissioner for oaths: what is the difference?+
A Notary Public notarises documents, mostly for use outside Singapore but also for some Singapore agencies, such as ICA. A Commissioner for Oaths administers oaths, affirmations and statutory declarations for use in Singapore. Many lawyers are appointed as both.
How much does a notary public cost in Singapore?+
Notary and commissioner fees are fixed by law, so the base rate is the same at every firm. Extras like SAL authentication, courier, translation or GST can affect the final price. You can estimate your fee in under a minute with our calculator.
Do I need a notary public or a commissioner for oaths?+
Go by what you have been asked for. If the organisation wants the document notarised, you need a Notary Public. That is usually for overseas use, often followed by SAL authentication or legalisation, but some Singapore agencies such as ICA ask for it too. For a statutory declaration or affidavit used in Singapore, a Commissioner for Oaths is usually enough. When in doubt, ask the firm.
How do I find a notary public near me?+
Use the directory to search all SAL-registered notaries by area or postcode, name, firm or language, and view them on a map. You can also browse by district to find one close to you.