Lone Star Mobile Notary Express & Apostille & I-9 USCIS
Mobile Notary for Inmates
Serving Bell, Lampasas, Coryell, Williamson, Falls, Travis, and McLennan Counties
At Lone Star Mobile Notary Express & Apostille & I-9 USCIS, we understand that legal matters don’t pause for incarceration. That’s why we proudly offer Jail Mobile Notary Services—bringing professionalism, compassion, and efficiency directly to correctional facilities across Central Texas.
🔐 Why Reliable Jail Notary Services Matter
Legal documents carry weight—especially when they involve custody, property, or power of attorney. Incarcerated individuals often face time-sensitive decisions that require notarized paperwork. That’s where we come in.
Choosing a trusted provider like Lone Star Mobile Notary Express ensures:
- Confidentiality and professionalism.
- Timely execution of critical documents.
- Compassionate service during stressful times.
Whether you're a family member, attorney, or friend, we're here to help. Contact Lone Star Mobile Notary Express today to schedule your jail notary visit.
affordable jail notary services in Central Texas
💰 Flat Rate: $100 per visit. Includes travel and notarization of up to 3 documents.
What Does a Jail Notary Do?
We coordinate with jail staff, verify identities, and ensure all documents meet legal standards.
*** Offering reliable jail mobile notary services for inmates in Bell, Lampasas, Coryell, Williamson, Falls, Travis, and McLennan counties. Schedule your $100 visit today with Lone Star Mobile Notary Express. ***
A jail notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to correctional facilities to notarize documents for inmates. These services are essential for:
- Transferring custody of children
- Assigning power of attorney
- Authorizing marriage licenses
- Divorce Papers
- Handling legal appeals and court filings
Benefits of Mobile Jail Notary Services in Central Texas
Convenience
easy scheduling
We come to the facility—no need for complicated transport or scheduling.
easy scheduling
easy scheduling
- Schedule Your Appointment ~ Call us. We’ll coordinate with the facility and confirm your visit.
- Prepare Your Documents ~ Fill out all required sections—except where signatures are needed.
- We Meet at the Designated Facility ~ Our notary arrives at the jail or detention center on time and ready.
- We Verify Identity ~ We accept valid government-issued IDs or approved inmate identification.
- You Sign & We Notarize ~ Once verified, we witness the signing and complete the notarization.
compliance
We follow all correctional protocols and ID requirements.
Peace of Mind
At Lone Star Mobile Notary Express & Apostille & I-9 USCIS, we make jail notarizations simple and stress-free. Our streamlined process empowers incarcerated individuals and their families to attend to essential legal matters—whether it’s assigning power of attorney, preparing wills and trusts, or handling other time-sensitive documents. We bring professionalism and compassion directly to correctional facilities across Central Texas, so your paperwork gets done right, without unnecessary delays.
Experienced and Reliable
With years of experience in the notary industry, we have built a reputation for being reliable, professional, and efficient. We are committed to providing the highest quality notary services to our clients.
Common Documents We Notarize in Jail
- Power of Attorney
- Wills & Trusts
- Property Transfers
- Custody Agreements
- Marriage License Applications
- Divorce Papers
- Loan Documents
- Legal Forms & Affidavits
ready to book?
We make it simple and stress-free:
Before scheduling a jail mobile notary appointment, please review the following requirements to ensure a smooth and successful visit:
🗓️ Scheduling
Appointments must be coordinated and approved by the correctional facility. We recommend contacting the facility first to confirm their policies and availability. If needed, Lone Star Mobile Notary Express & Apostille & I-9 USCIS can assist with coordination to help streamline the process.
🆔 Inmate Identification
Inmates may not have access to traditional forms of identification, such as driver’s licenses. Acceptable identification must be issued by:
- The State Department of Corrections
- The Federal Bureau of Prisons
- Or the County Sheriff’s Office (depending on custody)
We will verify all IDs before notarization to ensure compliance with legal standards.
👥 Witness Requirements
Some notarizations require the presence of credible witnesses. These can be:
- Two individuals who personally know the inmate.
- Or witnesses provided by our team (available for an additional fee).
** States that commonly require witnesses include Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and South Carolina. While Texas does not typically mandate this, we’re prepared to accommodate if needed. **
