Invest in the technology required for remote online notarization. This enables you to notarize documents over the internet, expanding your client base beyond your immediate geographic area.

Offer your services as a dedicated notary for legal firms who may need frequent document notarizations. Establishing regular partnerships can provide consistent work.

Partner with attorneys to help clients with estate planning documents like wills and powers of attorney. Your role could include both notarization and helping to organize necessary paperwork.

Assist clients in preparing documents that will need notarization. This includes guiding them through the paperwork, ensuring correctness before the actual notarization.

Provide apostille services for documents that need to be authenticated for use in foreign countries. This often involves working with the Secretary of State and can be a high-demand service.

If you are bilingual, offer translation services alongside notarization. This can be particularly valuable in communities with a high demand for bilingual legal and official documentation.

Add fingerprinting services for background checks and job applications. Many businesses and government agencies require fingerprinting, creating a steady stream of potential clients.

Become a wedding officiant and legally marry couples. As a notary, you may have the legal authority to perform wedding ceremonies in some states, adding a lucrative service to your offerings.

Specialize in notarizing loan documents for real estate transactions. This often requires additional certification but can command higher fees given the complexity and financial stakes involved.

Offer mobile notary services where you travel to clients to notarize documents. This convenience allows you to charge a premium fee for the time and travel costs.