Free Notary Public Near Denver, CO
246 places to get a document notarized in the greater Denverarea — public libraries, credit unions that notarize free for members, and UPS Store walk-in locations. Notaries are needed for power of attorney, affidavats, title transfers, name changes, and many expungement and reentry forms. Here's where to find one without paying more than you have to.
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Denver at a Glance
36
Free/low-cost options listed
20
Public libraries
16
Credit union branches
$0–15
Typical cost per signature
Map is an independent Google search of the area — not a map of the listings on this page, and its pins may include businesses we don’t list. The listings on this page span the greater metro area including nearby towns; each listing’s address line shows the town it is actually in.
Public Libraries in Denver (20)
Many public libraries offer free or $1–2 notary service during staffed hours — always call first, since it depends on which staff members are commissioned notaries.
DENVER PUBLIC LIBRARY
Phone: (720) 865-1111[library — call to confirm notary service]
BLAIR-CALDWELL AFRICAN AMERICAN RESEARCH LIBRARY
Phone: (720) 865-2401[library — call to confirm notary service]
JOHN THUNDERBIRD MAN EMHOOLAH BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 534-1665[library — call to confirm notary service]
FORD WARREN BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 294-0907[library — call to confirm notary service]
ROSS-BROADWAY BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 777-4845[library — call to confirm notary service]
ROSS-CHERRY CREEK BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 331-4016[library — call to confirm notary service]
BOB RAGLAND BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (720) 865-2400[library — call to confirm notary service]
RODOLFO CORKY GONZALES BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (720) 865-2370[library — call to confirm notary service]
WOODBURY BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 455-3930[library — call to confirm notary service]
PARK HILL BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 331-4063[library — call to confirm notary service]
EUGENE FIELD BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 777-2301[library — call to confirm notary service]
ROSS-BARNUM BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 935-1891[library — call to confirm notary service]
VALDEZ-PERRY LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 295-4302[library — call to confirm notary service]
ATHMAR PARK BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 935-0721[library — call to confirm notary service]
DECKER BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 733-7584[library — call to confirm notary service]
PAULINE ROBINSON BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 331-4062[library — call to confirm notary service]
WESTWOOD BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 936-8808[library — call to confirm notary service]
EDGEWATER LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 235-5275[library — call to confirm notary service]
WHEAT RIDGE LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 235-5275[library — call to confirm notary service]
SMILEY BRANCH LIBRARY
Phone: (303) 477-3622[library — call to confirm notary service]
Banks & Credit Unions in Denver (16)
Most banks and credit unions notarize free (or cheap) for account holders — often walk-in at the branch. No account? Credit unions usually have easy community-membership options, including for people on ChexSystems lists.
Denver
Phone: (800) 444-4816[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Acoma-Main
Phone: (303) 573-1170[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Downtown Denver Lincoln Branch
Phone: (303) 978-2274[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Writer Square
Phone: (303) 691-2345[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
LoDo
Phone: (719) 574-1100[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
TIVOLI
Phone: (303) 234-1700[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Partner Colorado CU - Denver Water Branch
Phone: (303) 628-6860[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Agility Recovery
Phone: (866) 364-9696[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Sacred Heart
Phone: (303) 424-5037[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Federal
Phone: (303) 573-1170[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Denver Branch
Phone: (303) 458-6660[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Health Sciences Center
Phone: (303) 691-2345[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
CHERRY CREEK BRANCH
Phone: (303) 321-4209[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Alameda
Phone: (303) 936-2299[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
Southwest Denver
Phone: (800) 527-7328[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
University
Phone: (303) 691-2345[credit union — notary often free for members, confirm with the branch]
UPS Store Notary in Denver (9)
The reliable paid fallback: walk-in, no account needed, ~$5–15 per signature. Best when the bank is closed or you don't have an account anywhere.
The UPS Store #6326
Phone: (303) 832-2334[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #1024
Phone: (303) 825-8060[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #6507
Phone: (303) 399-9355[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #2328
Phone: (303) 722-4404[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #2579
Phone: (303) 320-4757[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #6970
Phone: (303) 993-5071[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #7255
Phone: (720) 287-0898[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #6754
Phone: (720) 998-0826[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
The UPS Store #0936
Phone: (303) 753-0888[UPS Store — paid, typically $5–15 per signature]
Showing the top 45 of 246 notary options tracked in the metro area (about 28 miles of downtown) — public libraries, credit union branches, and UPS Stores. Call ahead: free notary availability changes with staff schedules.
Before You Go — the Notarization Checklist
- Bring valid photo ID — driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID. Expired IDs are rejected; if yours is gone, start with how to replace a state ID.
- Do NOT sign the document ahead of time. The notary must watch you sign. Fill in everything else first.
- Bring your own witnesses if the form requires them — the notary usually can't be your witness.
- Know which notarization type you need (acknowledgment vs. jurat) — it's usually printed on the form; if not, the notary can help.
- Call ahead for free options — library and bank notary availability changes with staff schedules.
- Documents we get asked about most: power of attorney, vehicle title transfers, affidavits of identity, name-change petitions, and some state expungement forms — see your state's expungement guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I get a free notary in Denver, CO?
Start with a bank or credit union — most notarize for free (or a small fee) for account holders, and you don't need an appointment at many branches. Our list above tracks 16 credit union branches and 20 public libraries in the Denver area; many libraries offer free or $1–2 notary service. Always call before you go — notary availability depends on staff schedules. No bank account? See our second chance banking guide — many credit unions on this page are open to membership regardless of past account problems.
How much does a notary cost if I have to pay?
State law sets maximum fees — typically $2–15 per signature, with most states under $10. UPS Store and other walk-in services commonly charge $5–15 per notarized signature. If you're paying more than $15 per signature, you're overpaying almost everywhere. Banks and credit unions remain the cheapest real option: free for members at most institutions.
What do I need to bring to a notary?
Three things: (1) a valid, unexpired government photo ID — driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID (the #1 reason notarizations fail is an expired ID — see our state ID replacement guide if yours is); (2) the document UNSIGNED — a notary must watch you sign it, so never sign ahead; (3) any required witnesses who are not named in the document. If your ID is lost and you have no backup, some states allow credible identifying witnesses — ask the notary what your state allows.
Can a document be notarized for someone who is incarcerated?
Yes, but it takes planning: the notary must meet the signer in person, so you need a notary approved by the facility (often a staff notary, a traveling notary on the facility's visitor list, or — increasingly — remote online notarization where the state and facility allow video notarization). Power of attorney forms for incarcerated family members are the most common case. Ask the facility counselor which route they accept before paying anyone.
Does the UPS Store notarize documents?
Yes — UPS Store is the most reliable walk-in paid option. We track 9 UPS Store locations in the Denver area above. Expect $5–15 per signature, no appointment needed at most stores, photo ID required. Bring the document unsigned.
Can a notary refuse to notarize my document?
Yes — a notary must refuse if the signer can't produce acceptable ID, appears coerced or not mentally aware, the document is blank or incomplete, or the notarization type requested isn't legal in that state. A notary cannot refuse because of who you are — a record, bankruptcy, or the document's subject matter are not valid reasons. If you're refused, ask specifically why; if it's an ID problem, most states have a workaround (credible witness or ID verification through state records).
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Disclaimer: This is informational only, not legal advice. Notary availability, fees, and state rules vary — call a location before visiting. Listings are compiled from the IMLS Public Libraries Survey, NCUA registry, UPS Store locator data, and OpenStreetMap as of the date above. Notary service at a library or bank is never guaranteed — it depends on commissioned staff.
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