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Mobile Notarization That Comes to Your Door
We travel to homes, offices, hospitals, nursing facilities and anywhere you choose across Chicagoland, 24 hours a day.
What is mobile notarization?
A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to the signer. Instead of finding a bank, shipping store or office with a notary on duty, you tell us where you are and we come to you. The notarization itself is the same as at any counter: we verify identity, watch you sign or confirm your signature, complete the notarial certificate, apply our seal and record the act.
Individuals welcome. You can book us for a single document, like a vehicle title or an affidavit. There is no minimum.
Where we meet you
- Your home or apartment
- Your workplace or a conference room
- Hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living, rehabilitation and hospice facilities
- Law offices, title companies and real estate offices
- Coffee shops, libraries and other public places
- Any other safe location you choose
Documents we commonly notarize
- Powers of attorney for property and health care
- Affidavits, sworn statements and declarations
- Trust and estate planning documents
- Deeds, seller documents and real estate affidavits
- Vehicle titles and Secretary of State vehicle forms
- Minor travel consent and custody forms
- Contracts, corporate resolutions and business forms
- School, employment and medical forms
See the full list of documents
How a mobile appointment works
Request
Call or text with the document, number of signers and location.
Confirm
We quote the full price and confirm an arrival time.
Sign
We verify ID, you sign, we notarize, and you pay.
Get a quote
Mobile visits are quoted by document type, number of signers and location. The notarial fee per act is set by Illinois law. Call, text or book online, and you get the full price before we start. View our pricing page.
What to have ready
- A current government photo ID for every signer
- The complete document, with blanks filled in and not yet signed
- Any witnesses your document requires
- A clear, flat surface to sign on
Notarizing for someone in a hospital or care facility? Read our hospital and nursing home guide before booking.
Questions about mobile notarization
How long does an appointment take?
Most appointments for a single document take 15 to 30 minutes once we arrive. Multiple signers or long documents take longer.
Can you come late at night?
Yes. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Do all signers have to be present?
Every person whose signature is being notarized must appear in person in front of the notary and show valid ID.
Can you print my documents?
Email them ahead of time and we can bring printed copies. Ask when you book.