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General
Notary

  • Acknowledgements

  • Jurats

  • Affirmations

  • Affidavits

  • Oaths, Sworn in for Testimony

  • Warranty Deeds

  • POA

  • Wills

  • Trusts

  • Medical Documents & Directives

  • Protesting a bill for non-payment

  • Documents for Apostilles

  • Adoption Documents

  • Vehicle Title Transfer

  • Bill of Sale

  • DMV Traffic School Final Exam

  • Financial documents

  • Travel consent for children

  • All Passport Documents

  • Declaration of common law union

  • Pre-Marital Agreements

  • Dissolution of Marriage/Divorce Documents

  • Child Support Documents

  • Guardianship & Custody Documents

  • Name Changes

  • Proof of Residency

  • School District Residency Forms

  • Personal Statements

  • Certified Copy Non-Recordable Documents

  • Incorporation's

  • Business Partnerships

  • Professional licensing

  • Government Forms

  • Prison Inmate documents

What is an Apostille? An apostille is a certification used for international documents to verify their authenticity and legitimacy in countries that are part of the Hague Convention. Essentially, it's a standardized form of authentication that ensures documents like birth certificates, marriage licenses, and diplomas are recognized as valid in foreign countries without the need for further authentication.

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If you know what country your documents are going to, getting them apostilled is easy. If you have a state-level document then you can only get an apostille certificate issued from a state-level Secretary of State office in the state where your document was issued from or notarized in. If it’s a federal-level document then it can only be apostilled at the U.S Department of State in Washington D.C.​

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We can assist with:

  • Personal Documents: Birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, divorce decrees, and adoption papers.

  • Educational Documents: Diplomas, transcripts, and letters related to educational achievements.

  • Business Documents: Articles of incorporation, bylaws, patents, and documents related to foreign investments or business operations.

  • Legal Documents: Powers of attorney, affidavits, court orders, and other legal papers.

  • Notarized Documents: Any document that has been notarized can be further authenticated with an Apostille certification.

Apostille
Services

Estate
Planning
Package

Secure your family's future with Priority Mobile Notary's Estate Planning Documents notary service. Our professional and discreet team will assist you in notarizing your will, power of attorney, and other important legal documents. Trust us to provide you with peace of mind knowing that your documents are handled with the utmost care and confidentiality. Contact us for more information.

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  • Durable Power of Attorney

  • Bank Power of Attorney

  • Certified Copy of Power of Attorney

  • Medical treatment consent

  • Advanced Medical Directives

  • Medical records

  • Wills

  • Living Trust Documents

  • Pension and Retirement documents

  • Investment Documents

We provide Notarization for a variety of real estate documents. If you need to have your closing documents notarized, we can get you to the finish line.

 

This service covers documents included in Purchase agreements, Seller documents, Refinance, Home Equity Lines of Credit, Deeds and many more.

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  • Transfer of property ownership

  • Residential Loan documents

  • Loan closings

  • Title Escrow closings

  • Deeds of Easement

  • Quit Claim Deed

  • Deed Releases or Transfers

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  • Warranty Deeds

  • Grant Deeds

  • Lien Releases

  • Mortgage closings

  • Lease Agreements

  • Promissory Notes

Real Estate
Closings

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Remote Online Notary

Experience the convenience and efficiency of notarizing your documents from the comfort of your own space with our Remote Online Notary (RON) services. With our RON services, you can complete the notarization process entirely online, eliminating the need for in-person visits to a notary office, whether you're located across town or across the globe.

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Here's how it works:

  1. Schedule an Appointment.

  2. Document Upload: Upload documents to our secure portal prior to your appointment. Ensure that you have a valid form of identification ready.

  3. Video Call: At the scheduled time, connect with your notary public via a secure video call. 

  4. Electronic Notarization: Once the notary has verified your identity and witnessed the signing, they will affix their electronic signature and notary seal to the document(s), certifying their authenticity.

  5. Document Delivery: Your notarized documents will be securely stored and accessible to you through our online platform. Depending on your requirements, we can also provide electronic copies or facilitate the delivery of physical copies via mail or courier.

WHAT IS THE I-9 FORM?
The Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9 is a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services form. An employer uses the I-9 form to verify an employee’s identity and to establish that the employee is legally eligible to work in the United States.
 
DO I-9 FORMS REQUIRE NOTARIZATION?
No, there is nothing in the wording of the I-9 Form that requires a notarization. However, employers will ask the new remote employee to take the form to a notary public for verification of identity and completion. Employers may include an additional page for notary service information.

I-9
Verification

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