Mobile Notary
Your time matters, so I meet you where you are: your home, office or any other location in my service area, 24 hours a day.
Notary Services
Hospital and Nursing Home Notary
I notarize at the bedside in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes and assisted-living facilities, 24 hours a day.
Jail Notary
Need a document notarized for someone in custody? I visit jails and detention facilities in accordance with each facility's professional visit rules.
Apostille Help
Need a document authenticated for another country? I notarize your document, submit it to the Texas Secretary of State for an apostille and return it to you. State fees and notarizations are included.
General Notary Work
Acknowledgments, jurats, oaths and affirmations for affidavits, vehicle titles, bills of sale, contracts, deeds, and will and trust documents prepared by you or your attorney.
Field Inspections
I complete field inspection assignments for mortgage and insurance companies, including occupancy checks and photo verifications.
Remote Online Notarization
I am commissioned by the Texas Secretary of State as an online notary. You can sign by secure video from any location, with no in-person meeting required.
Loan Signings
I am a loan signing agent serving title companies, escrow companies, lenders and borrowers throughout my service area, 24 hours a day.
Documents I Notarize
- Affidavits (jurat or oath)
- Vehicle titles and bills of sale
- Contracts
- Will and trust documents prepared by you or your attorney
- Deeds and real estate documents
- Shipping and customs declarations
- Passport and ID copy statements, signed by the document holder
- Translator affidavits, signed by the translator
- Custody, travel consent and adoption-related documents prepared by you or your attorney
- In-person electronic notarization
I notarize the documents you provide. Questions about document contents or certificate wording should be directed to your attorney or the office that issued the document.
The signer must appear in person, or by Texas online notarization, with a current government-issued photo ID or U.S. passport, or with a credible witness.
Hospital and jail notarizations depend on the facility's access rules and the signer's ability to understand and willingly sign.