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Which service does not incur a fee from a notary?

Witnessing a signature

Affidavit for absentee ballot

The service that does not incur a fee from a notary is the affidavit for absentee ballot. In Pennsylvania, notaries are permitted to provide this service without charging a fee because it is often associated with the voting process and public service. Witnessing a signature, administering an oath, and taking acknowledgments are services typically provided by notaries and usually incur a fee as established by state law. These services are part of the notary's duties and are generally compensated because they require the notary to perform specific actions that authenticate documents and verify identities. However, the nature of the affidavit for an absentee ballot often aligns with civic responsibilities rather than individual transactions, which is why it is exempt from fees.

Administering an oath

Taking acknowledgments

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