Idaho Code § 51-133
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51-133 NOTARY FEE.
Official statutory text
51-133. notary fee. (1) A notary public may, for any notarial act, charge a fee not to exceed five dollars ($5.00).
(2) In addition to the fee, a notary public may be compensated for actual and reasonable expense of travel to a place where the notarial act is to be performed.
(3) An employer shall not require a notary public in his employment to surrender a fee, if charged, or any part thereof to the employer. An employer may, however, preclude such notary public from charging a fee for a notarial act performed in the scope of the notary public's employment.
History:
[51-133, added 2017, ch. 192, sec. 3, p. 453.]
(2) In addition to the fee, a notary public may be compensated for actual and reasonable expense of travel to a place where the notarial act is to be performed.
(3) An employer shall not require a notary public in his employment to surrender a fee, if charged, or any part thereof to the employer. An employer may, however, preclude such notary public from charging a fee for a notarial act performed in the scope of the notary public's employment.
History:
[51-133, added 2017, ch. 192, sec. 3, p. 453.]
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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