Affidavits & Sworn Statements
Affidavits, sworn declarations, and statements — signed under oath or affirmation before the notary.
Notary Services — Nationwide Mobile
A commissioned notary, at your door, anywhere in the U.S.
Seven notary categories, after-hours Rapid Response, and travel to your home, office, hospital room, or closing table — scheduled around your life, not ours.
Mobile notarization, done properly.
Mobile notary means the notary comes to you. A commissioned notary travels to your location, verifies every signer's identity, performs the notarial act your document requires, and applies the seal — at your kitchen table, your office, a hospital room, or a closing.
Choose your document category below. Each links to a dedicated page with what we notarize, flat service pricing, and what to expect at the appointment.
Every appointment follows the same discipline: identification verified for each signer, the correct notarial act for your document, and a complete, legible notarial certificate — the details that keep your notarized document accepted the first time.
Notary Categories
What do you need notarized?
Flat service pricing per category. Select your document type for full details.
Powers of Attorney
General, durable, limited, and financial powers of attorney — executed and notarized correctly.
Real Estate Documents
Deeds, mortgage packages, refinances, and title documents — including full closing-table service.
Acknowledgments & Jurats
The two core notarial acts, each performed correctly with proper identification and wording.
Estate, Wills & Living Trusts
Wills, codicils, self-proving affidavits, and trust documents — with witness coordination available.
Advance Directives & Healthcare Surrogate
Living wills, healthcare surrogate designations, and medical authorizations — including bedside appointments.
Family Law & Child Protection
Travel consents, parental affidavits, and guardianship documents — handled with care and speed.
After-Hours Option
Rapid Response — the notary who answers late.
Some documents cannot wait for business hours. Rapid Response puts a commissioned notary on the road for evening, overnight, and weekend appointments — hospital rooms included.
$125
Rapid Response after-hours option, in addition to standard notarization fees.
Common after-hours documents
- Hospital and medical consent documents
- Emergency powers of attorney
- Wills and estate documents
- Real estate closings on a deadline
- Bail bond affidavits
- Travel consent for minors
Choosing Your Format
Mobile Notary or Remote Online Notary?
Same seal, different setting. These scenarios show where each format fits — so you book the right one the first time.
Your situation
Mobile Notary
Remote Online Notary
You are in the U.S. with the original paper document in hand
Mobile Notary: Ideal — the notary travels to you and seals the original.
RON: Possible only if the receiving party accepts an electronically notarized copy.
Signers are in different cities or countries
Mobile Notary: Not practical — every signer must be present with the notary.
RON: Purpose-built — each signer joins the secure video session from their own device.
A real estate closing requiring wet-ink originals
Mobile Notary: Designed for this — the notary brings the appointment to your closing table.
RON: Only if your lender, title company, or county accepts e-notarized documents.
A late-night or hospital signing
Mobile Notary: Rapid Response ($125) covers after-hours appointments, hospital rooms included.
RON: Available when the signer can join video and the document is eligible.
You are outside the United States
Mobile Notary: Not available.
RON: Yes — including the International Online Notarization option ($75) for clients abroad.
The receiving party has not confirmed whether online notarization is accepted
Mobile Notary: The safe default — a wet-ink seal is accepted nearly everywhere.
RON: Confirm eligibility first; RON document eligibility depends on the document, the signing requirements, and the receiving party instructions.
What you should know before booking
Straight answers about fees, witnesses, and document preparation.
Notarization fees are set by state-regulated per-signature rates; the appointment pricing shown reflects service, scheduling, and administrative costs, and your full total is disclosed before you book.
When your document requires witnesses, a witness fee of $78 per witness applies on mobile appointments. Witnesses must attend in person — the notary cannot supply them.
We do not prepare documents or provide legal advice. Your documents must be prepared by a licensed attorney or completed by you — we notarize the document you bring.
Travel fees vary by distance, appointment time, and location, and are confirmed when your appointment is scheduled.
Ready to book your notary appointment?
Book online, or call and we will put a commissioned notary on the way to you.