FAQ's
1. What do I need for a notarization in Texas?
You must present a valid, government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID.)
The name on your ID must match your documents.
2. Do I need to sign the document before the appointment?
NO. In the state of Texas, documents must be signed in front of the notary.
3. Do you travel to my location?
Yes. I provide mobile notary services and will travel to an office building, your local library or coffee shop. I will not travel to your home.
4. What areas do you serve?
Harris County and surrounding areas. Travel fees may apply depending on the distance.
5. How much does a notary cost in Texas?
In Texas, standard in-person notarization costs $10 for the first signature on a document and $1 for each additional signature. However, extra costs—such as travel fees for mobile notaries or platform fees for remote online notarization—will apply depending on how you receive the service.
https://www.texasnotary.com/notary-faqs/Allowable-Texas-Notary-Fees
6. Can you provide legal advice about my documents?
No, I cannot provide leal advice. As a Texas notary, I am not an attorney and cannot provide legal advice. I can only verify identity and witness signatures.
7. What types of documents can you notarize?
Common documents include:
- Affidavits
- Power of Attorney
- Real Estate Documents
- Contracts
- Medical Forms
8. Do all signers need to be present?
Yes. In the state of Texas, all parties being notarized must be physically present at the tine of notarization.
9. Can you notarize a document without an ID?
No. Proper identification is required.
10. Do you offer same-day appointments?
Same day appointments may be available. Please call directly for availability.
11. Are your services confidential?
Yes. All appointments are handled with professionalism, discretion, and confidentiality.
12. What is the role of a Texas notary?
A notary acts as an impartial witness to:
- Verify identity
- Ensure willingness and awareness
- Help prevent fraud