General Notary
Convenient notarization for eligible acknowledgments, jurats, affidavits, authorization forms and other documents.
Professional mobile notary and apostille document support designed around your schedule—at home, at work, or at a convenient meeting location.
Choose the service that matches your document needs. Final eligibility depends on the document and destination.
Convenient notarization for eligible acknowledgments, jurats, affidavits, authorization forms and other documents.
We travel to homes, workplaces, hospitals, coffee shops, assisted living facilities and other agreed locations.
Document review and coordination support for documents intended for use in another country.
Notarial support for eligible property-related documents. We do not provide legal or title advice.
Scheduled on-site notary service for businesses, HR departments, law offices and professional teams.
Evening and weekend scheduling may be available when standard business hours do not work.
Tell us what document you have and what kind of help you need.
Request an appointment time and convenient meeting location.
Bring acceptable identification and your unsigned document when required.
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Generally, bring the document that requires notarization and acceptable current identification. Some documents have additional requirements. Do not sign beforehand if the notarial act requires signing in the notary's presence.
A notary cannot choose a notarial act for you or give legal advice. If the document does not clearly state the required act, contact the receiving agency, document preparer, or an attorney.
An apostille is a form of authentication used for certain public documents intended for use in another participating country. Requirements depend on the document, issuing jurisdiction, and destination.
Same-day or after-hours appointments may be available depending on location, document type, and schedule.
No. A notarization may need to be declined when legal requirements are not met, identification is insufficient, the signer is unwilling or not present when required, or the document presents other compliance issues.
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