Since we are mobile notaries we bring the service to you. We cover Wayne, Lenoir, Johnston & Greene Counties in North Carolina.

A Notary verifies Identity – Checks government-issued IDs to confirm the signer's identity. Administers Oaths & Affirmations – Ensures that statements made in documents are truthful under penalty of perjury. Witnesses Signatures & confirms that signers are signing of their own free will. Notaries are commonly used for legal documents, real estate transactions, power of attorney, affidavits, wills, and business agreements.

The cost of notarization depends on several factors, including the type of document, state-regulated fees, and whether you require mobile notary services. If you need a mobile notary to come to your location additional travel fees apply. These fees are based on mileage. Please call/text us at 252-268-3156 or [email protected] to receive a quote.

In North Carolina a signer needs an ID to have a document notarized. The ID must be current, unexpired, and government-issued. Accepted Forms of ID in North Carolina are: State-Issued Driver’s License or ID Card (from any U.S. state), U.S. Passport, U.S. Military ID (with photo and signature) or a Tribal ID (from a federally recognized tribe) Alternative Identification Options If a signer does not have a valid ID, North Carolina allows notarization with: Credible Witness – A third party who personally knows the signer and has valid ID can swear to their identity. Personal Knowledge – If the notary personally knows the signer and can verify their identity (rarely used).

We accept cash, paypal, cashapp & zelle.

Our hours are 9 am - 5 pm Monday through Friday. If you need an appointment after hours please call or text us at 252-268-3156 or email us at [email protected] to see if we can accommodate you.

Yes we are insured. We have Errors and Ommissions insurance. We are insuranced for $1,000,000. We are backround checked through the National Notary Association yearly.

Review your documents for the correct spelling of names and correct dates. All forms must be completed except where the notarial wording is. Do not sign until you are in front of the notary. You must have a valid ID to complete the signing.

We do not have a home office. We have mobile services so we come to you whether you choose your home, office or other public location.

Power of Attorney, Wills, Deed, DMV Titles, school forms, medical directives, trusts, affadavits, real estate documents and more.

No you must be present in front of the notary.

No we cannot accept a copy we need to see your physical unexpired ID issued by the government or state.

A notary loan signing agent (LSA) is a specially trained notary public who facilitates real estate loan closings by ensuring that loan documents are properly signed, notarized, and returned to the lender or title company. They play a critical role in the mortgage process by verifying the identities of borrowers, ensuring documents are executed correctly, and helping transactions close on time.

Yes Signing Agents have additional training.

No we are not Attorneys licensed to practice law. We cannot give you legal advice and cannot assist you in filling out forms. Please contact a legal representative or attorney for advice.

Yes we can print your documents for you for an additional fee. After confirming the appointment with the notary email you documents to [email protected]. We will bring them to your appointment.

Yes we have the right to decline a service or to cancel a service that would violate Federal or State Laws.