Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Notary Public?
A Notary Public is a state appointed official who acts as an impartial witness during the signing of important documents. This helps prevent fraud and verify the identity of all signers.

What types of documents can you notarize?
We can notarize a wide variety of documents, including:

Power of Attorney
Wills and Trusts
Real Estate documents
Affidavits
Loan Documents
Contracts
Medical and School Forms
Acknowledgments and Jurats

What do I need to bring to a notarization?

Please bring the following:

The document(s) to be notarized — unsigned
A valid government-issued photo ID
Any additional signers or witnesses, if required

Do all parties need to be present?
Yes. All signers must be physically (or virtually, for remote notarization) present at the time of notarization.

Do you offer Remote Online Notarization (RON)?
Yes! We offer secure, convenient Remote Online Notarization. You'll need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera, a reliable internet connection, and a valid ID. Contact us to get started.

Can you travel to my location?
Absolutely. We offer mobile notary services and can meet you at your home, workplace, hospital, or another convenient location. Travel fees may apply.

How much do your services cost?
Our fees depend on the number of signatures, type of notarization, and travel distance. Please visit our Contact Us directly for a quote.

Can you notarize documents written in another language?
Yes, as long as we can communicate directly with the signer in English. The document itself can be in another language.

What if the signer doesn’t have ID?
A government-issued photo ID is required. In special cases, credible witnesses may be used. Contact us to see if this applies to your situation.

Are there any documents you cannot notarize?
Yes. We cannot notarize:

Vital records (e.g., birth or death certificates)
Blank or incomplete documents
Documents when the signer is not mentally aware or is under duress