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Frequently Asked Questions

Discover answers to common inquiries below

What types of documents need to be notarized?

Many legal documents require a signature witness or Notary Public commissioned by the state. Some examples are wills and last testaments, promissory notes, affidavits, indemnifications and title paperwork. Real estate transactions, mortgage and other loan documents, immigration paperwork, !-9 forms, and power of attorneys are other documents we frequently assist with.

Who commissions a Notary Public?

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Are you background-checked and insured?

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How long does the notary process take?

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What are the fees for a mobile notary?

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Does a Notary Public provide legal services?

A Notary Public cannot provide legal services, nor can they provide legal advice. Their purpose and commission are to witness a legal proceeding so that the courts can be assured that the person signing a document knows what is being signed, understands the action(s) being taken, and that the signature on the document was in fact that of the person who appeared and was verified by the notary public.