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Telephone depositions and notaries
Some jurisdictions will allow testimony/deposition by phone when a witness cannot be in the same location as the court. The person must be properly identified by a notary public. In this case you aren’t actually putting your signature and seal on a document but you are verifying a person’s identity and in most cases placing…
Scheduling and Fee Update
Travel Fees As a mobile notary, we spend a lot of time waiting. We wait for witnesses, doctors, staff and numerous other professionals who are not ready at the scheduled time. Our time is important too so effective immediately, we have a 1 hour minimum time and travel fee. We are a mobile notary service…
Go to a Notary vs Mobile Notary
A Notary is a Notary! First off, a Texas Notary Public is just that a Notary. A mobile notary comes to you. You go to a notary if they have a store front or office location. I don’t have a storefront or office location so I come to you. The fee for the notary transaction…
Does your document require witnesses and a notary?
Banks may not notarize your documents Many businesses, including banks, are restricting the types of documents their employee notaries can notarize. Many are only allowing them to notarize documents produced by the bank or corporation. I regularly receive calls from banks on behalf of a client they can’t help. Wills are at the top of…
I’m Mobile But You Can Come To Me
Update: Due to a change in circumstance, we no longer offer services at our location. I am primarily a mobile notary because most people who need me aren’t able to leave their home, hospital or nursing home. If you just need a notary and can come to me, call for availability. It’s easy to find…
Notary Updates
May a notary public determine which type of notarial certificate should be attached to a document? No. A notary public who is not an attorney should only complete a notarial certificate which is already on the document, or type or attach a certificate of the maker’s choosing. If a notary public is presented with a…