Powers of attorney
Letting someone sign or act for you.
Notary
Always to you. Always free.*
Some documents only count when they're signed in front of an official witness who confirms each signer is who they say they are. That's what a notary does. No charge, and it can come to you.
*Excludes real estate transaction closings.
Notary walkthrough
What people bring in
The paperwork that needs a stamp.
Affidavits
Sworn statements for courts, lenders, schools or government offices.
Everyday forms
Letters, consent forms and anything else that says “must be notarized.”
How it works
Book it, bring ID, sign.
- 01
Book a time
Pick a time at the office, or have a notary do it remotely online.
- 02
Bring your ID
Every signer needs a current government photo ID and needs to be there in person.
- 03
Sign in front of the notary
Don't sign ahead of time. The notary has to watch you sign.
What people ask
Straight Answers.
Yes, for documents outside a real estate closing. At the office or wherever you are.