Fees for clients
Fees depend on the notarial act, the document, and the ENP. Notario.PH by Qlegal gives a general guide of about ₱400–₱600 or more and shows the full cost before you confirm.
Updated Oct 22, 2026 · Filed under Clients
Notario.PH by Qlegal says fees vary with the type of notarization, the document, and the ENP's fees. As a general guide, fees may start at about ₱400–₱600 or more, depending on the transaction. The total cost is shown for your review before you confirm the request.
Creating and activating an account is free. You pay only when you use a paid notarial service. IEN and REN are priced at the same standard rate, although fees can differ by ENP and notarial act.
Optional services with separate fees
- REN session recording, on request
- Another 25 MB of upload capacity beyond the standard 25 MB
- Extended online access to a completed notarized document, up to one year per document
What the Supreme Court Rules say
Under Rule XII, Section 1 of the Rules on Electronic Notarization, fees follow any guide on notarial fees issued by the Supreme Court, unless the ENP waives them in whole or in part. The ENP may add reasonable or proportionate telecommunication and other incidental expenses.