A notary public verifies your identity through a valid, unexpired ID and ensures that you are signing a document willingly and knowingly. They do not provide legal advice or explain the contents of your documents. Notaries simply confirm that the signing process is valid and properly witnessed.

Common documents include Power of Attorney, affidavits, real estate forms, contracts, and sworn statements. Any document notarized must be completely filled out before a notarization can happen.

Yes! Mobile notary services are meant to meet you where you feel convenient — whether it be your home, office, hospital, or any location where the notarization can take place safely. This makes the process easier, ESPECIALLY for your busy schedule or urgent needs.

An LSA, or loan signing agent, is a notary trained to handle your real estate and mortgage documents correctly. They guide you through signing each loan document correctly and make sure the transaction can be submitted without funding delays for your property.