Frequently Asked Questions

  • A valid (non-expired), government-issued photo ID is typically required, such as:

    • Driver's License

    • State ID Card

    • Passport

    • Military ID

    • Valid government-issued ID

    • Unsigned documents

    • Any required witnesses

    • All pages of the document

    • Payment method

  • Yes. Every person whose signature is being notarized must personally appear before the notary.

  • Common documents include:

    • Powers of Attorney

    • Wills and Estate Planning Documents

    • Trusts

    • Deeds

    • Loan Documents

    • Affidavits

    • Custody Agreements

    • Travel Consent Forms

    • Medical Documents

    • Business Documents

  • No. Documents should be signed in the presence of the notary unless the document specifically states otherwise.

  • In many cases, yes. Please ask in advance if witnesses are required so arrangements can be made. Additional fees for witnesses will apply.

  • No. A notary public is not an attorney and cannot prepare legal documents or provide legal advice.