Mobile / Traveling Notary Services At Your Door...!

Unlike an in-office or remote notary, a mobile is a notary public who travels to meet clients in-person. Usually, you must make an appointment and wait to meet a mobile notary at a specified time and location.

Mobile notaries are necessary when you are entering into a legally binding agreement in Florida. They make your signature on legal documents official by witnessing and acknowledging your identity. ... A Florida notary will look for certain language in your document to determine if a notarization is needed.

A mobile notary public travels to meetings where a customer needs a notary public on location to notarize the signing of documents.

Their commitment is to provide best mobile notary  services. They have proven track record of professionalism and can go an extra mile for the customer satisfaction. Mobile notary services are reliable, affordable as well as customer friendly.

These documents range from legal documents like Wills and Trusts, to car titles and home loan documents. A Mobile Notary verifies the signer's identity, watches the signer sign the document, and then signs and stamps the document. It's very simple, but very important work.

HERE ARE FEW OF THEM

Wills.

Trusts.

Advanced directives.

Executorships.

Custody and guardianship agreements.

Power of attorney.

Court documents.

The most common type of Notarizations are:

Acknowledgments. An acknowledgment is normally required for documents concerning valuable assets, like deeds and mortgages.

Jurats. A jurat confirms the authenticity and validity of the information in a document.

Signature Witnessing.

Oaths and Affirmations.

Copy Certification. 

Notary Stamps and Signature Guarantee Security.

Embossed seals or black ink stamps are required for notarized documents and the notary signature is required. Signature guarantees use green ink that is difficult to forge, and the signature of the agent completing the medallion signature guarantee is also required.

A Notary's duty is to screen the signers of important documents for their true identity, their willingness to sign without duress or intimidation, and their awareness of the contents of the document or transaction. A Mobile Notary Public is not responsible for the content of such document.