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A notary public is an official appointed by the state government to witness and certify the signing of legal & personal documents.
We notarize a variety of documents including, but limited to, the following:
You will need to provide a VALID, UNEXPIRED government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport, to be notarized. Some examples are:
– U.S. State Issued Driver’s License
– U.S. State Issued Photo ID
– U.S. Passport Book
– U.S. Passport Card
– Certificate of US citizenship
– Certificate of Naturalization
– Foreign Passport
– Alien Registration Card with Photo
– Military ID
Documents are notarized to deter fraud. The Notary, commissioned by the state, is an impartial witness that ensures the signer(s) of documents are who they say they are, and confirms the signers have entered into the agreement(s) knowingly and willingly.
NO!!! A Notary Public is not able to provide legal advice because it is considered the practice of law. For legal advice, you will need to consult an attorney. Some attorneys may be a Notary Public, in which case, they may provide you with legal advice.
YES! WE HANDLE REQUESTS FOR APOSTILLES.
An apostille or an official certificate is provided by, as in this case, the Texas Secretary of State to authenticate the notary’s signature and certify that the notary was authorized to act in the capacity as a public official at the time the document was notarized.
Apostille forms are attached to documents so that they will be accepted in foreign countries that are signatories to the Hague Convention. The apostille ensures that documents issued in one signatory country will be recognized as valid in another signatory country without any further legalization requirements. Countries that are not signatories to the Hague Convention will instead be issued an “official certificate” which requires further legal authentication by the U.S. Department of State and the Foreign Embassy of the country where it is intended to be used.
Further information:
What Is an Apostille?:
Types of Documents Eligible for Apostille:
Business Filings:
International Adoption:
For more information, visit the Texas Secretary of State’s website.
We do not have a physical brick-and-mortar location that you can come to. This is a MOBILE notary service. This service is for those who need a notary public to travel to their location. If you are looking to take your documents to a notary, try your bank or local UPS store.
Notary service is BY APPOINTMENT. Service must generally be scheduled AHEAD OF TIME, especially weekend requests.
Signers MUST have a valid, unexpired, state or federal picture ID (ex: driver's license, state ID, passport, military ID, government employee ID). No exceptions.
Fee is based on the number of documents, the distance to travel, and when the service is needed. If you're leaving a message for notary services, please provide this information.
Each state sets fees Notaries may charge to perform notarial acts. Notaries may charge any fee (or none) up to the maximum allowed under their state fee schedule. In Texas, the fees for notary public services are regulated by the Texas Secretary of State (Texas Government Code Ann. § 406.024) for acknowledgments, jurats, and other special notarial acts. Click link: Fees for Notary Public Services | Notary Training SOS Texas