FAQS

A notary public is a certified official who serves as an impartial witness to the signing of important documents. They verify the identities of the signers, ensure that they are signing willingly, and administer oaths if necessary. Notaries also often provide services such as acknowledging signatures, witnessing documents, and certifying copies of documents. Their role helps to prevent fraud and the legality of various transactions.

Fees are handled on a case-by-case basis. Depending on factors such as:

• The type and number of documents.

• Travel distance for mobile services.

• Time of day or urgency of the request.

We are happy to provide a quote in advance, just reach out with the details of your notarization needs.​

No, you must sign the document in our presence, unless it's an acknowledgment, which allows prior signing.  We will guide you on the correct process when you arrive.

We notarize a variety of forms including:

• Power of Attorney

• Medical & School Forms

• Bank Forms

• Affidavits & Sworn Statements
• Business and Legal Forms
• Etc.

Please bring a valid government-issued ID in the form of:

• Drivers License

• State ID

• Passport

• Military ID

The document must be complete and unsigned when you arrive.​

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Yes! Depending how far you are located. We offer mobile notary services and can travel to your home, office, hospital or other agreed-upon location. Contact us to schedule an appointment.