Services Offered

 Mobile General Notary Public Services

  • Acknowledgements

  • Jurats (Oaths)

  • Signature Witnessing

Notaries Public notarize signatures, not documents. The list of document types that might need a signature to be notarized is limitless, so not individually listed here by document type.

  • Document Printing for Notarial Acts

An unexpired state or federally issued ID with your current legal name as listed in the document (or accompanied by an approved name change order), signature, and photograph are required for most notarizations. Examples of these types of IDs are a driver’s license, state ID, permanent resident card, or passport.

Please make sure to have one available at the time of your appointment. ID copies or photographs of IDs are not acceptable.

Many documents that need a signature notarized, have a notarial block (a section of text that has space for the notary’s signature as well as pre-printed wording indicating the type of notarization needed) that is usually at the end of the document. If your document does not have a notarial block, the notary will explain the three types of notarizations available, but, by law, the signer must choose the notarization type that they want. If the signer is unsure, they should contact the intended receiver of the document or an attorney for instructions before the notarization appointment.