Notary Public in Kentucky
Browse 69 cities in Kentucky to find a notary public near you.
Kentucky notaries are commissioned by the Secretary of State and serve a 4-year term. Louisville and Lexington have active markets for notary services, and mobile notaries commonly serve both urban professionals and the state's many rural communities for real estate closings and estate planning documents.
Notary Fee Cap
No state maximum — notary sets their own fee
Remote Online Notarization
Kentucky has adopted RON — documents can be notarized over a live video call.
Full RON details →Alexandria2 notariesAshland11 notariesBardstown20 notariesBerea8 notariesBowling Green20 notariesBurlington6 notariesCampbellsville15 notariesCovington1 notariesDanville13 notariesEdgewood1 notariesElizabethtown18 notariesElsmere2 notariesErlanger12 notariesFairdale20 notariesFern Creek20 notariesFlorence16 notariesFort Campbell North1 notariesFort Knox11 notariesFort Mitchell1 notariesFort Thomas1 notariesFrancisville2 notariesFrankfort14 notariesFranklin7 notariesGeorgetown10 notariesGlasgow9 notariesHarrodsburg1 notariesHenderson1 notariesHighview20 notariesHillview18 notariesHopkinsville4 notariesIndependence6 notariesIronville7 notariesJeffersontown20 notariesLa Grange2 notariesLawrenceburg1 notariesLexington20 notariesLexington-Fayette20 notariesLondon8 notariesLouisville20 notariesLyndon10 notariesMadisonville9 notariesMayfield6 notariesMaysville8 notariesMeads7 notariesMiddlesboro1 notariesMiddletown14 notariesMount Washington20 notariesMurray1 notariesNewburg20 notariesNewport11 notariesNicholasville20 notariesOak Grove1 notariesOakbrook4 notariesOkolona11 notariesOwensboro19 notariesPaducah6 notariesParis13 notariesPleasure Ridge Park14 notariesRadcliff13 notariesRichmond3 notariesSaint Dennis5 notariesSaint Matthews12 notariesShelbyville9 notariesShepherdsville16 notariesShively13 notariesSomerset2 notariesValley Station20 notariesVersailles3 notariesWinchester1 notaries