Everything about IDs, documents, pricing, mobile visits, and remote online notarization (RON). No tricks, just treats!
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Bring the unsigned document(s) and a valid, unexpired government photo ID (driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID). All signers must be present and able to communicate with the notary.
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Noโplease wait until the notary instructs you to sign. Many notarial acts require signing in front of the notary.
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Traditional inโperson notarizations are $10 per notarial act. Remote Online Notarization (RON) is $25. Mobile/service fees are quoted up front.
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At the moment we are only doing in person or remote online notarizations.
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Yes. You'll need a webcam-enabled device, stable internet, and a valid ID. We handle ID verification and the secure session.
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You should provide witnesses, but we may be able to help upon request for an additional fee.
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No. Notaries are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice or choose documents.
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Yes, as long as the notary and signer can communicate in English. Documents can be in another language.
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Documents with blank spaces, birth/death certificates, or when the signer lacks ID or willingness cannot be notarized.
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Book online or contact us with your location, number of signers, and document type. We'll confirm total before travel or session.