Mobile Notary, Online Notary and Loan Signing Experts.

Clear, Fair, and Transparent Notary Public Pricing

Know exactly what you’ll pay before you sign — flexible pricing based on the signers needs.

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Trusted by thousands of companies & certified by the National Notary Association.

Pricing & Services

We believe in clear, upfront pricing — The prices listed below are variable rates based on the signers needs.

Mobile Notary

General Notary Work based on the first 20 miles and includes 1 stamp.

$

40 fee

/1st Stamp Included

Remote Online Notary

Have your documents Notorized internationally.

$

30 fee

/1st Stamp Included

Mobile Loan Signing

Offering refinances, home equity line of credit, seller, buyer, reverse mortages and more.

Key Document, Procedural & Identification Requirements

Special document requirements for notary and loan signing (often handled by a Notary Signing Agent or NSA) involve strict identification protocols, specific document preparation, and, for land-related transactions, detailed journal recording. The primary goal is to ensure authenticity and prevent fraud in high-stakes financial transactions.

Signers must present a current (non-expired), government-issued photo ID. This can include a driver’s license, state-issued ID, or passport.

The name on the ID must exactly match the name on the loan documents.

Documents should not be signed before the appointment. The notary must witness the signing.

Documents must have a jurat or acknowledgement certificate attached, or the notary must apply one.

Some documents, such as deeds, may require additional, non-notary witnesses to be present in addition to the notary.

All parties signing the documents must be present, capable, and willing to sign.

The notary must keep a detailed log of the date, document type, and signer's name/address.

Special Requirements for Land / Loan Signings

Special document requirements for Land and Loan signing (often handled by a Notary Signing Agent or NSA) involve strict identification protocols, specific document preparation, and, for land-related transactions, detailed journal recording. The primary goal is to ensure authenticity and prevent fraud in high-stakes financial transactions.

For deeds or documents conveying land, the notary’s journal must record the name/address of the grantee, and the county where the land is located.

Notaries cannot record ID numbers (like driver’s license or passport numbers) in their journal, though they must verify them.

In refinance transactions, the Notice of Right to Cancel (or Right to Rescind) must be dated correctly—often a major focus of accuracy.

These include the Deed of Trust (Mortgage), Compliance Agreement, Signature Affidavit, and Occupancy Affidavit.

Signings often require specific ink colors (e.g., blue or black) as requested by the lender.

A typical loan signing package can be 125–200 pages and requires 8–20 notarial acts.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid & Tips for a Smooth Signing

Common pitfalls when signing legal documents include rushing through paperwork, missing signatures or initials, using incorrect ink color, and failing to bring the proper identification. Ensure you read everything, confirm all figures match the loan estimate, and check that names are spelled correctly to avoid costly delays.

Rushing leads to overlooked errors, missed initials, and potential legal liability. Take your time to review every document thoroughly.

Missing signatures, initials, or dates on forms—especially the 1003 loan application—can cause significant delays or render documents invalid.

Discrepancies in names (not matching the ID), address inaccuracies, or wrong interest rates can require a full re-signing.

Never use white-out/correction fluid, highlighters, or colored markers, as these can make the document look tampered with and lead to rejection.

Ensure you have your valid, government-issued photo ID present. Improperly notarized documents are a leading cause of delays.

Use the exact same name variation (e.g., full middle name or initial) on every document as required by the lender.

Avoid applying for new credit, making big-ticket purchases, or changing jobs just before signing, as this can affect loan approval.

1) Ask for copies of the documents beforehand to review. 2) Bring two forms of ID, just in case. 3) Use the correct ink color required by the lender (usually black or blue). 4) Don't write in forbidden areas; only sign where instructed.

Frequently Asked Questions

We provide fast, accurate, and professional notarization for a wide range of personal and business documents.

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It is generally prohibited to notarize documents where you have a direct financial or beneficial interest. While some states vary, notarizing for spouses or close relatives is highly risky and often banned to avoid conflicts of interest.

Yes! We offer a mobile notary service and can meet you at your home, office, hospital, or another agreed location. Travel fees may apply depending on distance.

Yes. The signer must personally appear before you at the time of notarization.

A typical, straightforward notarization appointment takes 10–15 minutes. For simple, single-document, or online notarizations, it may take less than 5–10 minutes. More complex appointments, such as real estate loan packages or multiple documents, often take 30–60 minutes.

Our payment methods include debit cards / credit cards (ALL regions worldwide), Apple Pay, Google Pay, Cash App Pay, Amazon Pay, Link and more.

No, you should not sign your documents before the appointment. A notary public must witness your signature in person to validate it, confirm your identity, and ensure you are signing willingly.

Acceptable identification for a notary signer must be current (unexpired), government-issued, and contain a photograph, physical description, and signature, such as a state driver's license, state ID card, or U.S. passport.

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