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Frequently asked questions
General
General Services
A state-commissioned official who travels to your location to witness document signings.
Your home, office, hospital, coffee shop, or any safe public location.
No. Notaries are legally forbidden from preparing, drafting, or choosing legal forms.
No. Notaries cannot explain document terms or give advice on legal matters.
A valid government-issued photo ID, like a driver’s license or passport.
No. Documents must be signed in the physical presence of the notary.
Fees consist of a state-regulated per-signature charge plus a mobile travel fee.
No. If the signing cannot proceed due to invalid ID or unreadiness, travel fees still apply.
Most mobile notaries accept cash, major credit cards, and mobile apps like Venmo.
Yes. However, the patient must be alert, coherent, and fully understand the document.
Yes. Complete all blank spaces before arrival, but leave the signature lines blank.
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