Frequently asked questions

What is a Notary Public?

A notary public acts as an official and unbiased witness to the identity of a person who appears before the notary. This person may be taking an oath, giving written testimony, or acknowledging his/her signature on a legal document..

Disclaimer: I am NOT able to provide legal advice or answer legal questions.

What to expect?

When you arrive for your notarization appointment, we will review your document(s) to ensure they are complete and ready for signing. You will be asked to provide a valid government-issued photo ID for identity verification. After confirming your identity and willingness to sign, we will complete the notarial act by witnessing your signature, administering any necessary oaths, and applying our official notary seal.

How long is the process?

It will depend on the number of documents being notarized.

Estimated time for one (1) signer, 30 minutes.

Estimated time for loan signings, 1 hour.

What type of identification do I need?

• A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID, such as:

  • Driver’s License

  • State ID

  • Passport

  • Military ID

What methods of payment are accepted?

All major credit cards and cash. Sorry, no personal checks.

When is payment due?

Payment is due at the time of service.

What is a Loan Signing Agent?

A Loan Signing Agent is a specially trained notary public who handles the signing of loan documents for real estate transactions. They work with title companies, escrow companies, lenders, and signing services to ensure that borrowers correctly complete, sign, and notarize all the documents needed to close a mortgage loan.

I guide you as the borrower through the mortgage loan closing process, ensuring that all paperwork is signed and notarized.

Disclaimer: I am NOT able to provide legal advice or answer legal questions. I can describe the documents, but NOT its contents.