Frequently asked questions

A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to your location instead of working from a fixed office. We come to homes, offices, hospitals, coffee shops, or wherever is convenient for you.

We perform eligible notarial acts for documents such as affidavits, deeds, and powers of attorney. We do not draft documents, select the notarial certificate, or provide legal advice. Wills and other estate documents require instructions from your attorney; wills, codicils, and testamentary trusts are not eligible for Texas RON.

No. Notaries are witnesses to signatures — we verify identity and observe the signing. We do not provide legal advice, explain document terms, or advise on whether a document is in your interest. For legal questions, consult a licensed attorney.

Yes—a valid, government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, or state ID) and the unsigned documents you need notarized. Do not sign the documents before the notary arrives.

Same-day appointments may be available. Call with your location and deadline; we confirm a time based on notary availability, travel, and facility access.

Depending on the appointment, checkout may save your card or place an authorization hold. The payment step explains which applies. Payment is collected after completion; release timing for any hold depends on your card issuer.

Published prices describe the stated scope. Additional travel, documents, signers, or witness requests can affect the quote. Ask for an itemized total before approving service; the initial booking estimate may not include every requested addition.

Our mobile notary pricing includes up to 4 notarizations (stamps) per visit. If you need more than 4, we quote larger document sets based on scope before the appointment is confirmed.

We accept all major credit and debit cards through our secure online booking system. Payment is processed through Stripe.

A loan signing agent is a notary public who has been specifically trained and certified to handle mortgage and real estate closing documents. Our agents are NNA-certified and experienced with all major lender packages.

Yes. We coordinate directly with your title company or settlement agent to receive documents, confirm closing details, and return the signed package—typically via overnight courier the same day.

In most cases, yes. With at least 2 hours of notice, we can accommodate same-day closings in the Greater Houston area.

Yes. Texas authorized remote online notarization under House Bill 1217, effective September 1, 2017. Documents notarized via RON carry the same legal weight as those notarized in person.

A computer, tablet, or phone with a camera, a stable internet connection, and a government-issued photo ID. The session is conducted over a secure video call.

Most sessions complete in 15–30 minutes, including identity verification and document signing.

You can sign from anywhere, but the notary must be commissioned in Texas and the documents must be permitted for online notarization under Texas law. Contact us with your specific situation and we’ll advise.