Mobile Notary
A mobile notary, sometimes referred to as a traveling notary, is a Notary Public who meets in-person with a client by appointment to ensure proper completion of the notarization process. The mobile notary’s primary responsibility is to verify the signer’s identity in accordance with state law, witness the signing of the document, and sign and place the notary stamp on the document.
Mobile notaries can meet with clients at a location convenient to them, which can be a local cafe, the client’s office or home, or a reserved conference room at the nearby public library or the client’s bank.
Commonly Notarized Documents
- Power of Attorney
- Affidavit
- Business Agreement
- Articles of Incorporation
- Bill of Sale
- Commercial Lease
- Deed
- Living Trust
- Will
- Prenuptial Agreement
- Divorce Decree
- Child Custody Agreement
- Parental Consent Form
- Adoption Papers
- Real Estate Closing Package
- Loan Package
- Passport Application
Key Advantages of Using a Mobile Notary
Cost-effective service: A mobile notary is available at a reasonable cost, whether it is for single document notarization, or for more involved document packages.
Convenient location: It is often a challenge for people to leave their office, business, or home due to multiple work and family demands and scheduling conflicts. A mobile notary works around your schedule so you don’t lose any more time than is necessary in your busy day.
Flexible hours: Mobile notaries can provide services outside of normal business hours in the evening, or on the weekend when necessary, which is often needed for urgent or unexpected needs that arise for people, or simply when the client cannot meet during workday hours.