Person of proven integrity appointed by a state government
Traveling Notary Public
Their primary responsibilities include administering oaths, taking affidavits, acknowledging deeds, certifying copies, and ensuring signers understand the document. The notary then applies their seal and signature and records the act in a notary journal.
Benefits of Hiring a Traveling Notary Public
On-Site Notarization
On-Site Notarization
On-Site Notarization
As a traveling or mobile notary public, I provide on-site notarization services, bringing convenience directly to individuals at their homes, offices, hospitals, or any location of their choice. This service is particularly beneficial for busy professionals, elderly individuals, those with mobility challenges, and people living in remote areas.
Time Savings
On-Site Notarization
On-Site Notarization
Clients can avoid long waits, multiple trips, and the need to coordinate with others for joint signings—making it ideal for real estate closings, loan documents, or family matters that require a quick turnaround.
Travel Fee: Agreed upon before my departure.
Cost-Effectiveness
On-Site Notarization
Cost-Effectiveness
By reducing clients' travel expenses, such as gas, parking, or lost productivity, my service often becomes more affordable overall, with fees regulated by state laws for transparency.
$10 per act (e.g., acknowledgment, jurat, oath, or signature witnessing)