Welcome to your trusted mobile notary and loan signing service—bringing professional, reliable notarizations right to your doorstep. Whether you're buying a home, refinancing, or handling important legal documents, I provide convenient, accurate, and timely mobile notary and loan signing services tailored to fit your busy lifestyle. With a commitment to confidentiality and attention to detail, I ensure every signing is smooth, error-free, and fully compliant with all state regulations. Flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends, means you never have to worry about fitting notarization into your day. Count on expert guidance, friendly service, and a seamless experience wherever you are. Let me take the hassle out of notarizing—contact me today to schedule your appointment!

What To bring to the Appointment?

• Valid photo identification: A government-issued ID such as a driver's license, passport, or state ID is required to verify identity.
• Loan documents: Sometimes the signing service or lender may provide pre-sent documents, but signers should bring any original paperwork they have.
• Proof of insurance or other documents: Some lenders may require a copy of the borrower's insurance card or other specific documents.
• Payment if required: If there is a fee for the notary or loan signing agent, the signer should be prepared with the agreed payment method.
• Additional information: If there are co-signers or spouses, they should also bring their IDs. Any special instructions from the signing service or lender should be followed (e.g., bring a voided check if funds are coming back).

How do I prepare for a mobile notary appointment ?

• Valid photo identification: A government-issued ID such as a driver's license, passport, or state ID is required to verify identity.
• Loan documents: Sometimes the signing service or lender may provide pre-sent documents, but signers should bring any original paperwork they have.
• Proof of insurance or other documents: Some lenders may require a copy of the borrower's insurance card or other specific documents.
• Payment if required: If there is a fee for the notary or loan signing agent, the signer should be prepared with the agreed payment method.
• Additional information: If there are co-signers or spouses, they should also bring their IDs. Any special instructions from the signing service or lender should be followed (e.g., bring a voided check if funds are coming back).
• Do Not remove any staples from any of the documents. You run the risk of the lender not accepting the document because it looks tampered with.

Cancellation policy

• Advance Notice Requirement: Clients should provide at least 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule without penalty, allowing the notary to adjust their schedule and potentially offer the slot to others.
• No Refund or Partial Refund Policy: Payments are often non-refundable once the notary is en route or arrives at the location. Some businesses apply a credit for rescheduling instead of refunds.
• Cancellation Fees: If the client cancels within less than 24 hours or on short notice (e.g., less than 2-3 hours before appointment), a cancellation fee or percentage of the appointment fee is charged to compensate the notary for lost time and travel expenses, often around 50% of the fee or a fixed amount ($25-$50).