Convenient & Efficient Notary

Convenient Mobile Notary Services

Notarization is a task that is not necessarily thought of until you need it and can be a daunting task when you work full time and cannot make it to the bank during operating hours or you are not able to travel.

In today's fast-paced environment, businesses increasingly seek efficient and convenient services to enhance their operational practices.

My mobile notary business directly addresses these challenges by offering appointments outside of regular work hours and on weekends. I am committed to meeting clients at their preferred locations, including their homes, to provide a seamless and convenient experience. This approach effectively eliminates the stress of taking time off work or arranging transportation for a notary appointment.

Acknowledgments

Certifies the signer personally appeared before me, verifies identification, and acknowledges signing of the document was of free will.

Oaths & Affirmations

Conducts a solemn promise to a supreme being (oath), or solemn promise on one's own personal honor (affirmation).

Despositions & Affidavits

Certifies the spoken words of a witness are accurately taken down in writing. The voluntary signing and swearing or affirming of a statement.

Proofs of Execution

Certify that the subscribing witness personally appeared and sworn to me that another individual signed a document.

FAQ

What is a Notary Public?

A Notary Public is an individual of proven integrity commissioned by the Secretary of State to serve the public as an official, impartial witness.
What is a Loan SIgning Agent?

A Loan Signing Agent is a Notary Public commissioned by the Secretary of State with specialized training to assist in mortgage loan signings. Loan signing agents guide borrowers through loan documents to ensure proper execution and notarize the signatures.
What does a Notary Public do?

Notaries Public primary objective is to deter fraud through the witnessing of document signings and the administration of oaths. Notary Publics are entrusted with verifying a signer’s identity and ensuring their willingness to sign, actions that carry the full authority of the state.
What am I paying for when I hire a mobile notary?

Hiring a mobile notary allows you to manage your notarizations, with a trusted public official, at a time and location that best suits your needs. This service provides not only expert assistance but also the convenience of the notary coming to you, document printing, and email communication, ensuring a seamless experience tailored to your requirements.
How much will it cost to hire your services?

My fee structure varies based on case complexity and travel distance. I provide transparent pricing and collaborate with clients to find the best financial arrangement.
What should I bring to a notary appointment?

Please bring relevant documents with notary certificate wording and current state or federal-issued photograph identification that includes a signature. If you need the documents printed, I will be happy to print them and have them ready for our appointment for an additional $2 fee per page. *Photocopies or pictures of ID and temporary ID cards are not acceptable. Originals only.
How do I know if my document has notary certificate wording?

For documents that are an acknowledgment, it will generally have some variation of “acknowledged before me.” A jurat wording typically will include a version of “subscribed and sworn” language. If you are not sure which document to use, please consult in an attorney, as I am not allowed, by law, to suggest or tell you what form to use.
What information should I provide if I am scheduling an appointment at a hospital, assisted living facility, or jail?

For Hospital/Assisted Living Facilities: 1. Facility name & address 2. Documents that need notarization 3. Whether the signer is aware of what they are signing and willing? 4. What hospital & room number? 5. Procedures/exams happening that day, what time? (schedule prior to procedure) 6. Medication time? (schedule prior) 7. Meal time? (schedule before or after) 8. What form of ID is being used or witnesses names 9. When is the hospital shift change? Nurse times? (To avoid disruption of care) Jails/Prisons: 1. Facility name & address 2. What documents need notarization? 3. Are they aware of what they are signing and willing? 4. What is the visitation time? 5. What form of ID will they have and how will it be presented?