What We Offer
Mobile & Online Notary Public Services
Our notaries are bonded, insured, certified by the National Notary Association, and state-commissioned to provide remote online notarizations to individuals/businesses across the United States.
We offer in-person notarizations in specific locations across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.
What to Expect
Notarization Process
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Notarize Now
Click here to connect with the next available notary online.
Notarize Later
Click here to schedule an appointment for an online or in-person notarization.
You'll receive an invitation to securely upload your document(s) for our notary via Proof (formerly known as Notarized).
In-Person Notarization
- Government-issued ID
- Five security questions based on public records
Online Notarization
- Government-issued ID
- Fingerprinting
*Note: Fingerprinting requirements vary based on the state in which the notarization is being performed. It is taken in the notary journal during your appointment.
In-Person Notarization
Online Notarization
You'll enter a recorded audio-visual meeting room to complete your notarization. At the end of your session, you'll be prompted for payment and granted instant access to download your notarized document(s)/notary certificate.
FAQs
Preparing for Your Appointment
Online notarizations are legally binding in all 50 states. However, agencies reserve the right to require a traditional document notarization. It's best to inquire about the recipient's preference before scheduling an appointment.
All you need to join your online notary session is a device that has audio and video capabilities (smartphone, tablet, or computer).
General notarizations may be scheduled immediately based on availability.
We have a 4-hour minimum notice for loan signings to review all documents and travel to the client.
We require at least 24-48 hours to complete a copy certification appointment.
We accept all major debit and credit cards or ACH transfers processed through Stripe, our secure payment processing platform.
For online notarizations, you must answer five security questions pulled from the information in your public record, in addition to providing a government-issued photo ID.
For in-person notarizations, you will need one form of ID or a certifying witness who can attest to your identity. Digital copies/photos of your ID are not permissible.
Acceptable IDs: Driver's License, State ID, Passport, Passport Card, Permanent Resident Card, or Visa
*If you are a minor, please contact us via live chat so we discuss your identity verification options.
On average, a simple notary session can take up to 15 minutes.
However, complex notarizations such as loan signings can take at least an hour. This depends on the number of documents that need to be reviewed, your familiarity with those documents, whether the closing agent needs to be a conference called to address concerns before proceeding, and any other challenges faced during the session.
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