• A Notary Public is a public official appointed by a state or government to witness the signing of important documents, administer oaths and affirmations, and deter fraud. Their official stamp and signature certify that the document is authentic and properly executed.

  • We handle general notary work (GNW), including:

    • Affidavits and Jurats

    • Real estate deeds and mortgage documents

    • Powers of Attorney

    • Wills (in some jurisdictions, though often handled by attorneys)

    • Copy Certifications (for non-vital records)

    • Vehicle title transfers

    • Consent letters for minors traveling abroad

  • You must bring:

    • The complete, unsigned document(s) that need notarization.

    • A valid, government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license, passport, state ID card).

    • Any required witnesses, if applicable (please confirm requirements beforehand).

  • We accept current (non-expired) government-issued photo identification documents that contain a signature and physical description, such as a state driver’s license, a U.S. passport, or a military ID.

  • Yes. For nearly all notary acts (acknowledgments, jurats, oaths), the signer must appear in person before the notary public and sign the document in their physical presence, or acknowledge their signature immediately after signing.

  • We primarily offer in-person and mobile notary services. Remote Online Notarization (RON) laws vary by jurisdiction. Please inquire if you specifically need RON services to check availability in your area.

  • Notary fees are often set by local state or government statutes. Please refer to our Pricing Page for a detailed breakdown of statutory fees and any applicable mobile/travel fees.

  • No. Notaries are prohibited by law from practicing law without a license. We cannot provide legal advice, explain the contents of your document, draft legal documents, or suggest which type of notarization is necessary. If you need legal advice, please contact a qualified attorney.

  • If your document (like a will or certain deeds) requires witnesses in addition to the notary, you are typically responsible for providing those witnesses. Please ensure they also bring valid photo identification. We can sometimes arrange witnesses for an additional fee if requested in advance.

  • We offer both walk-in services at our primary office location and mobile notary services where we travel to your home, office, hospital, or another convenient public location for an additional travel fee. You can find our physical location or request mobile services when you book an appointment through our scheduling system.