Frequently Asked Questions

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 A notary public is a state-appointed official authorized to verify identities, witness signatures, administer oaths, and deter fraud in the signing of important documents. A notary’s seal ensures that the document was signed willingly and by the correct individual. 

 We notarize a wide range of personal, business, and legal documents, including real estate forms, wills, powers of attorney, affidavits, contracts, loan documents, healthcare directives, and more. 

 Each signer must present a valid government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID, passport, or military ID. The ID must be current (not expired) and include a photo and signature. 

 No. All documents must be complete before notarization. Blank sections could invalidate the notarization or make the document subject to fraud. 

 No. Notaries are not attorneys and cannot offer legal advice or prepare legal documents. You must consult an attorney for legal questions or document creation. 

 A mobile notary travels to your location to perform notarization services. We meet clients at homes, offices, hospitals, care facilities, or any convenient public location to make the process easier. 

 We proudly serve Atlanta and surrounding Georgia counties, including Fulton, Gwinnett, Forsyth, Cobb, DeKalb, Cherokee, and Hall. 

 Yes. Travel fees vary based on distance, time of day, and service type. All fees will be clearly discussed and agreed upon before your appointment. 

 We offer same-day, evening, and weekend appointments whenever availability allows. Online scheduling or a quick call is the fastest way to confirm. 

Yes. Our certified notaries are experienced in loan signings, refinance packages, deeds, and closing disclosures. We work with title companies, lenders, and real estate professionals to ensure each signing is completed accurately and efficiently. 

 Absolutely. We regularly partner with title and escrow companies, mortgage brokers, and real estate professionals throughout Metro Atlanta to streamline closings. 

Notaries can only verify identity and witness signatures we cannot interpret or explain document contents. Borrowers should direct questions to their lender or title company.

 We handle wills, living wills, healthcare directives, powers of attorney, trust documents, and guardianship authorizations. Our team ensures each document is signed and notarized properly in compliance with Georgia law. 

 Yes. We often meet clients in hospitals, assisted living communities, or rehabilitation centers. We ask that you ensure the signer is alert, aware, and has valid ID at the time of notarization. 

In most cases, the signer must provide their own witnesses. However, if needed, we can assist with arranging witnesses for an additional fee (subject to availability).

 You can schedule directly through our website, call, text, or email us. We’ll confirm your appointment time, location, and the type of documents you need notarized. 

 We accept cash, credit/debit cards(subject to a 3% fee), Zelle, and other electronic payments. Payment is due at the time of service unless other arrangements are made. 

 We cannot proceed with the notarization. The signer must personally appear, provide valid identification, and sign willingly for the notarization to be valid. 

 Yes. We provide custom pricing for law firms, real estate offices, healthcare organizations, and businesses needing recurring notary services.