How much can a notary charge for the notarization of a document related to immigration?

In Illinois, the standard fee that a notary public can charge for the notarization of documents, including those related to immigration, is set by state law. According to the Illinois Notary Public Act, a notary may charge a maximum of $1 per signature for notarization. However, the specific question of notarization related to immigration often aligns with different fee structures established for providing services such as completing specific forms, which may account for a base fee plus per form.

For immigration-related notarial acts, the correct amount is $10 per form, making it an industry-standard fee that aligns with the practice generally accepted for this type of service. This fee might be higher than regular notarization but reflects the specific context and demand in immigration documentation processes, providing notaries the opportunity to cover increased customer service or handling requirements. Therefore, option B accurately identifies the typical charge in Illinois for immigration-related notarization.