Essential items
- Valid government-issued photo ID for each signer (driver's license, passport, or state ID)
- The documents you need notarized (bring originals; don't sign them ahead of time unless otherwise instructed)
- Any supporting documents requested by the issuing agency (proof of identity, powers of attorney, etc.)
Helpful items
- Pen (black or blue ink) and extra copy of the document if available
- A list of names and relationships if multiple parties are involved
- Payment method (we accept card, check, and exact cash)
Note: We cannot provide legal advice or draft legal documents. Our role is to verify identity and witness signatures as required by state law.
During the appointment
- Please present your ID and paperwork to the notary.
- The notary will confirm identity and review the document for completeness.
- Sign in the notary's presence when instructed.
- The notary will complete the notarial certificate and provide you with the notarized document.
If you have questions about a specific document, send a photo ahead of time via our contact page so we can advise whether additional items are needed for your appointment.