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What forms of ID are acceptable?
Any valid (unexpired) ID issued by the state or federal government. It must include a photo and signature of the person as well as a physical description and their signature.
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What forms of payment do you accept
Cash, Credit Cards, Checks, Echecks, Apply Pay, Zelle, Venmo and more! Contact me for specific payment details.
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Do you offer Notary Services for businesses? If so, what kinds of businesses?
Yes, I offer notary services for individuals and businesses. Common businesses that I work with are Law Offices, Construction Companies, Tow Truck Companies, Insurance Companies, Schools, Daycares, Real Estate and Title Offices, Car Dealerships, Hospitals, Debt Settlement Companies, Financial Institutions, Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities, Adoption Agencies, Veterinarian Offices, Government Agencies and more!
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Are you bonded and insured?
Absolutely! I am proud to have a $100,000 E&O Insurance policy as well as the state required bond.
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Do you offer online or virtual notary services?
Yes! I am a certified Remote Online Notary (RON) and I offer online notarization services for your convenience. The secure and compliant online platform allows you to complete the notarization process from the comfort of your own home or office. Through video conferencing, I will guide you through the necessary steps, ensuring a seamless and efficient online notarization experience. Please reach out to schedule an appointment for your virtual notarization needs.
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Can I use an expired ID?
No, the ID must be unexpired. However, if you do not have an unexpired ID, a credible witness can be used, which is an individual who personally knows the you (the signer) and can vouch for the signer's identity to the Notary.
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Do all parties need to be present for the notary appointment.
The notary can only notarize signatures of signers who are present, with valid government-issued photo ID, and able to communicate directly with the notary. If all parties are not in the same physical location, we can still complete the process through an online notarization. Each party will log into an agreed upon online notary platform and digitally sign the document(s). If all parties cannot be present at the same time, the notary can still notarize the document for those that are present then another notary can complete the notarization for the other signers at a later date.
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What types of documents can you notarize?
I can notarize any documents that Texas legally allows including but not limited to investment forms, custody agreements, quitclaim deeds, debt settlements, divorce paperwork, estate planning documents, financial documents, power of attorneys, wills, trusts, legal retainers, real estate documents, passport applications, parental consents for travel, affidavits, court documents, and more!
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Should I sign the documents before the appointment?
In general, the answer is no. There are some documents that allow you to but it's best to always wait until you are in the presence of a notary.
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How does an online notary appointment work?
1. Schedule an appointment
2. You will receive a link to the online notarization platform from us.
3. Click on the link to login and upload the document(s).
4. Scan your ID and answer knowledge based authentication questions (such as past addresses, past workplaces etc.)
5. Answer any questions the notary may have for you during the appointment, take any oaths or affirmations that may be necessary, and electronically sign the document(s).
The document will be secured in a way that nobody will be able to alter it after the notary has completed the notarization.
