FAQs

Legal Requirement: Some documents, such as wills, real estate transactions, and certain contracts, require notarization to be legally valid. Notarization adds an extra layer of assurance that the parties involved are who they claim to be and that they have willingly signed the document.

Prevention of Fraud: Notaries serve as impartial witnesses to the signing of documents. They verify the identity of the signers and ensure that they are signing the document willingly and knowingly. This helps prevent fraud and protects against coercion or duress.

Verification of Signatures: Notaries verify the signatures on documents, confirming that they belong to the individuals named in the document. This can be crucial in legal proceedings or financial transactions where the identity of the signer is important.

Individuals:

• People who need documents notarized but are unable to leave their home due to illness, disability, or other reasons.
• Elderly individuals who may have difficulty traveling to a notary office.
• Busy professionals who require notary services at their home or office for convenience.

Legal Professionals:

• Lawyers and legal firms that require notarization for legal documents such as contracts, affidavits, and power of attorney forms.
• Court reporters who need deposition documents notarized.

Businesses:

• Small businesses and startups that require notarization for various business documents, such as contracts, agreements, and corporate resolutions.
• Corporate offices that need notary services for employee-related documents like employment agreements and non-disclosure agreements.

Healthcare Providers:

• Hospitals, nursing homes, and healthcare facilities require notary services for patient consent forms, medical directives, and power of attorney documents, Living Wills, and Trusts.

Public Adjusters:

• Public adjusters who need notary services either for them at their office for for their clients for payment transactions related to affidavits, insurance claims, and settlement agreements.
• Insurance companies that require notarization for claim-related documents and agreements processed by public adjusters.

Montgomery County, Bucks County, Delaware County and Philadelphia County

You will sign the document after we have verified your identity and only in front of a Notary Public.

You will need to present current identification documents issued by the state or federal government that contain a photograph of you and your signature. For example, your current driver’s license or passport.

No. Although we have pets too, and we’d love to meet them, we don’t need to verify their IDs or signature. So we do ask that you secure your pets so they don’t distract us from getting your documents notarized! Just their cuteness alone can be distracting!

We sure do! We work with Tonya Fenske, The Signing Confidant.