Whether it's a power of attorney, an affidavit, or a simple signature witnessed in person, our notaries are licensed, background-checked, and available in person or remote online. Same-day appointments in most areas, with clear guidance on what to bring so you're not turned away for a missing ID or blank field.

What it covers

Powers of attorney, affidavits, contracts, real estate documents, medical directives, and any document requiring a licensed witness and official seal.

How it works

1. Book an appointment — Choose in-person or remote online notarization (RON) and pick a time that works for you.

2. Prepare your documents — Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and your unsigned documents. Don't sign in advance; your signature must happen in front of the notary.

3. Meet your notary — In person at a location of your choice, or via secure video call for remote online notarization.

4. Sign and seal — Your notary verifies your identity, witnesses the signature, and applies the official seal and notarial certificate.

5. Receive your documents — Walk away (or download, for remote sessions) with a fully notarized document, ready to use.

Turnaround

Most in-person appointments are completed in 15–30 minutes. Remote online notarization is typically available same-day.