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
$5 per notarial act/signature
Travel/ Convenience fee – $35 & 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.
Notary Certifications
How The Mobile Notary Process Works
STEP 1
You contact us and let us know what mobile notary or loan signing services you need and we will schedule the time and place that works for you.
Step 2
We gather and print* your documents as needed and prepare for our meeting. Typically there is a print fee based on how many pages are being provided.
STEP 3
We meet at prearranged location. You show ID then read and sign your documents and we stamp as needed. Check the documents and your done.
