Why Choose Us

Notary Services

Here are some of documents that can be notarized:

Power of Attorney
Deed of Trust
Release and Waiver
Parental Consent for Travel
Affidavit of Forgery
Assignment
Certificate of Authorship
Certificate of Identity
Plea Form
Rental Agreement
Grant Deed
Deed of Trust
Compliance Agreement
Name Affidavit
Copy Certification By Document Custodian

Durable Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney for Health Care/Advance Health Care Directive
Spousal Waiver
Demand Letter
Guaranty
Contract
Student Enrollment Verification
Amendment to Revocable Trust
Intercreditor Agreement
Modification Agreement
Subordination Agreement
Resignation of Trustee
Unclaimed Property Form
Authorization
Living Trust
Bill of Sale

Loan Signing Services

**Real Estate Signings, please call for rates.

Here are some of the Loan Signing Documents I Work With:

Purchase Transaction
Commercial Transactions
Refinance
Home Equity Line of Credit
Construction Loans
Reverse Mortgages
Loan Modifications
Foreclosures
REO (Bank-Owed Property)
Short Sale
FHA Transactions
VA Transactions
Investment Properties
Deeds
Hud
Mortgage Lending
Real Estate Loans
First Time Home Buyers Packages
Sellers Packages

*ADDITIONAL FEES FOR TRAVEL TO AREAS NOT LISTED AS WELL AS FOR PRINTING AND OTHER SERVICES

Notary Fees and Payments

$10 per notarial act/signature
Travel fee – $40.00 & up*

Payment details must be confirmed prior to signings and scheduled notary appointments. We accept cash and credit/ debit card as forms of payment.

What To Expect With Notary Services

As per Virginia law, all signers must personally appear before the notary and present government issued photo identification. The name on the identification must match the name printed on the document.
Accepted forms of identification for having notarial services performed include the following:

State issued driver’s license
State issued identification card
United States military card
United States passport
Certificate of United States citizenship
Certificate of naturalization
Alien registration card with photograph
Unexpired foreign passport

A notary may refuse to notarize a signature if he or she is uncertain of an individual’s identity, or if the notary is uncomfortable with the validity of the identification documents.