Frequently Asked Questions

A notary public is an official appointed by the state government to witness and certify the signing of legal documents.

Unlike an in-office or online notary, a Mobile Notary or Traveling Notary is a notary public who travels to meet clients in-person. Usually, you must make an appointment and wait to meet a mobile notary at a specified time and location. Fees are typically much higher as you must pay for their travel time and expenses.

Remote online notarization (RON) allows documents to be notarized in electronic form with the signer signing with an electronic signature and appearing before a commissioned notary online via audio-video technology. This allows anyone with an internet connection to get documents signed and notarized online.Add an answer to this item.

These notarizations retain all the core components of a traditional, paper-based notarization, but add additional layers of technology and security to lend greater insight and confidence in the integrity of each notarization.

In addition to Virginia, 37+ states have signed RON laws into place, allowing their notaries to complete online notarizations. And thanks to Interstate Recognition, which gives legal authority to notarial acts completed in one state for use in any other, a properly completed RON performed by a notary from a state with effective RON laws is valid and acceptable in a different state when completed according to the laws of that notary’s commissioning state.

I can notarize a variety of documents, including affidavits, power of attorney, wills, deeds, and more.

*Please see list of documents.*

You will need to provide 2 forms of government-issued photo ID(s), such as a driver's license, passport, green card etc. to be notarized.

*Please see list of acceptable non expired forms of id*.

We currently accept the following forms of payment:

• Venmo
• Cashapp
• Chime

Once appointment is made and confirmed, you will be emailed with payment option links/QR code.