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No Notary Required for Bill of Sale in Tucson, AZ

Notarization Not Required — Tucson

Arizona does not require notarization for private vehicle transfers.

Tucson Title & DMV Office

This is the official office handling vehicle title transfers in Tucson. Notary services may be available here or at a nearby county office.

Office Name

AZ MVD – Tucson Office

Address

6130 S Midvale Park Rd, Tucson, AZ 85706

Phone

(602) 255-0072

Hours

Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM

https://azmvdnow.gov

Where to Get Notarized in Tucson

Arizona does not require notarization, but some buyers request it for added protection. If you'd like notarization anyway, here are your options in Tucson:

🏦 Banks & Credit Unions

Most banks in Tucson offer free notary services to account holders. Call ahead to confirm availability — walk-in notary hours vary by branch.

📦 UPS Store / FedEx Office

UPS Store and FedEx Office locations in Tucson typically charge $10–$15 per signature. No appointment needed during business hours.

💻 Online Notarization (RON)

Arizona accepts Remote Online Notarization. Use Proof (formerly Notarize) or DocuSign Notary for a 15-minute session available 24/7 — typically $15–$25.

🏛️ County Clerk / Recorder

The Pima County courthouse may offer notary services. Contact (520) 724-3200 for hours and fees.

What to Bring to the Notary

  • 1A completed, unsigned bill of sale (sign in front of the notary — not before)
  • 2Government-issued photo ID: Arizona driver's license, passport, or military ID
  • 3The vehicle title (if transferring ownership simultaneously)
  • 4Payment for the notary fee ($5–$15 at most locations)
  • 5Both buyer and seller must be present if both signatures require notarization

Important

Do not sign your bill of sale before the notary appointment. The notary must personally witness your signature to certify it.

Frequently Asked Questions — Notarizing a Bill of Sale in Tucson

Is notarization required for a vehicle bill of sale in Tucson, Arizona?
No. Arizona does not require notarization for private vehicle transfers.
What is the title transfer fee in Tucson?
The title transfer fee in Pima County is $4.00. The combined sales tax rate is 8.70%. Arizona state rate 5.6% + Pima County 0.5% + Tucson city rate 2.6%
Can I use an online notary for my Tucson car bill of sale?
Yes. Arizona authorizes Remote Online Notarization (RON). Services like Proof and DocuSign Notary let you notarize documents via video call in about 15 minutes, typically for $15–$25. Available 24/7 — no travel required.
Where is the DMV office near Tucson?
The AZ MVD – Tucson Office is located at 6130 S Midvale Park Rd, Tucson, AZ 85706. Phone: (602) 255-0072. Hours: Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.

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