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Notary Fee in Ozamiz City

What notaries in Ozamiz City usually charge for each common document. These prices come from the IBP Misamis Occidental Chapter price list, from 2024.

DocumentNotary OnlyWritten and Notarized
Affidavit₱300 – ₱700₱400 – ₱700
Special Power of Attorney₱400 – ₱500Estimate₱400 – ₱500
Deed of Sale (land or house)2.25% to 2.75% of the amount or market value involved, with a minimum of ₱2,000Estimate3% of the selling price or zonal value, whichever is higher, at least ₱5,000 (₱1,000,000 and below); ₱30,000 plus 1% of the amount over ₱1,000,000 (above ₱1,000,000)
Deed of Sale (car or motorcycle)2.25% to 2.75% of the amount or market value involved, with a minimum of ₱2,000Estimate2.25% to 2.75% of the amount or market value involved, with a minimum of ₱2,250 to ₱2,750Estimate
Contract of Leaseat least ₱1,250Estimate₱4,000 – ₱5,000Estimate
Extrajudicial Settlement1% of the amount or market value involved, with a minimum of ₱5,000Estimate4% to 8% of the amount or market value involved, with a minimum of ₱8,650 to ₱22,900Estimate
Last Will and Testament–4% to 8% of the amount or market value involved, with a minimum of ₱11,250 to ₱23,750Estimate
Other contract3% of the total amount involved, at least ₱5,0003% of the total amount involved, at least ₱5,000
Secretary's Certificate₱250 – ₱300Estimate₱1,300 – ₱2,900Estimate
Certified True Copy₱250 – ₱450Estimate₱300 – ₱800Estimate
Judicial Affidavit₱12,000 – ₱25,000Estimate₱12,000 – ₱25,000Estimate
Articles of Incorporation or By-Laws–₱8,000 – ₱20,000Estimate

Some lawyers charge less than the local price lists, so the low end of each price is set 20% below. Fees for a Deed of Sale run on the price or the value; enter it in the calculator to see the amount. Ask the price before the notary starts.

Prices last checked October 9, 2026. Fees can change, so always ask the notary first.

Common Questions

What Does a Notary Charge in Ozamiz City?

A notary in Ozamiz City usually charges ₱300 – ₱700 for an affidavit. A Special Power of Attorney is usually ₱400 – ₱500. A Deed of Sale of land or a house: 2.25% to 2.75% of the amount or market value involved, with a minimum of ₱2,000. These prices come from the IBP Misamis Occidental Chapter price list, from 2024.

Can a Notary in Ozamiz City Charge a Different Price?

Yes. These are the lowest or suggested prices the local lawyers' groups set, not quotes, and some lawyers charge less. Ask the price before the notary starts, and ask for an Official Receipt.

What Do I Bring to a Notary in Ozamiz City?

The complete document, not yet signed if it is an affidavit, enough copies, and a valid government ID with your photo and signature for each person who signs. See what to bring to the notary.

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Not legal advice. This is general information. For advice on your own situation, consult a lawyer. If you cannot afford one, the Public Attorney's Office (PAO) or an IBP legal aid office may help for free.