About
We are your premier mobile notary public service in the area. We are NNA certified, licensed, insured, bonded and all of our agents have completed a thorough background check, so you know you’re good hands when you work with us.
To get started simply call or text us and we’ll schedule a time and place to meet with you. We’re excited to help you with your next document signing and notarization needs.
Certificates:
- Nation Notary Association Certified (Status : Excellent)
- License & Bonded (Status : Great)
- Background Check (Status : Excellent)
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FAQ
A notary public is a person commissioned to serve the public as a neutral witness. A notary performs notarial acts that are allowed or required by law.
A notary is a verifier, an authenticator, an impartial agent for the state, a public recorder of acts, and an unbiased, official witness.
We accept all major credit cards, check, and cash if necessary (not preferred).
This varies by State Law. By Colorado law, the maximum fee allowed for a notarization is $5 per document and includes:
- Receiving evidence of the signer’s identity,
- Administering an oath or affirmation (if applicable)
- Applying the signature, notarial certificate, and stamp of the notary to the document.
Mobile notaries accept a variety of documents. A current driver’s license, passport, non-driver’s ID or military ID is always acceptable.
Note: Only U.S. issued identifications are acceptable forms of ID.
A Loan Signing Agent, also known as a Notary Signing Agent, is a notary public who is specially trained to facilitate mortgage closings. They are responsible for ensuring that real estate loan documents are properly executed by the borrower, notarized, and returned for processing in a timely manner.
No. All states prohibit non-attorneys from practicing law. A Notary can be held liable for any damages resulting from an incorrectly chosen certificate or notarization.
Of course! We are a mobile notary service provider. We can and will meet you anywhere of your choosing.
No. Notaries are not responsible for the accuracy or legality of documents they notarize. Notaries certify the identity of signers. The signers are responsible for the content of the documents.
