Our Notary Services

General Notary Services

We offer standard notarization services for documents such as deeds, powers of attorney, and more.

See Terms of Service or Tex. Gov't Code Ann. §406.008(b) for specific notarization fees.


Acknowledgments

We notarize acknowledgments, which verify the identity of the signer and confirm that they have signed a document willingly.

Jurats

Jurats require the signer to swear or affirm the truthfulness of the document's contents.

Verifications

We notarize verifications, where the signer declares under oath that the statements in a document are true.

Protests

We issue notarial protests for negotiable instruments such as checks and promissory notes that have been dishonored.

Depositions

We notarize depositions, which are sworn testimonies taken outside of court and used for legal proceedings.

Certified Copies of Non-Recordable Documents

We provide certified copies of original documents that are not publicly recorded, such as passports, contracts, and personal records.


Mobile Notary Services

If you need us to come to your location, we offer mobile notary services. Our pricing includes travel and convenience for your schedule:

  • Travel Fee: $40 within Tarrant County. Additional fees may apply for locations outside this area.
  • After-Hours Surcharge: $45 for any notarizations after 6 PM or on weekends.

Legal Compliance

We strictly adhere to Texas notary laws and regulations to ensure all documents are legally compliant. Our services meet all the requirements for valid notarization under the Texas Government Code and other state-specific guidelines.


Notary May Certify:

  • Lease agreements
  • Insurance forms
  • School forms, diplomas
  • Personal documents such as letters
  • Contracts
  • Consent forms
  • Invoices

Notary May Not Certify:

  • Military records
  • Driver's licenses
  • Official school records and transcripts
  • Real estate documents such as deeds and mortgages
  • Probated wills
  • Marriage or divorce decrees
  • Birth and death certificates


"Pursuant to Government Code Chapter 406, Notary Public, 'I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice.'"