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The notary your firm calls.

Affidavits, powers of attorney, closings and settlements, notarized at your office, the courthouse or your client's bedside.

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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF ____________________ x Index No. ____________ Plaintiff, AFFIDAVIT – against – Defendant. x STATE OF NEW YORK ) COUNTY OF ) ss.: being duly sworn, deposes and says: Borough Date Notary PublicPAGE 1 OF 1NYC NOTARY PROS · NYCNOTARYPROS.COM

Who this is for

Three kinds of call.

Office signings

Affidavits, verifications and powers of attorney at your desk, on a standing schedule if you want one.

Best forDaily firm work and paralegal-run signings.

Closings and settlements

Real estate, settlement agreements and corporate documents with several parties at the table.

Best forMulti-party executions on a deadline.

Client-site visits

Hospital, home, nursing facility, and correctional facilities where permitted.

Best forClients who can't come to you.

What to bring

Have these ready.

  • Signer ID

    Valid, unexpired, government-issued, for every person whose signature we certify.

  • The instrument, unsigned

    If the certificate wording is missing, we attach a New York statutory form.

  • Witnesses arranged

    Firm staff can usually witness. Beneficiaries and agents can't.

  • A document count

    Tell us how many documents and signers so we book the right block of time.

Documents we handle

Attorney Mobile Notary, by document.

  • Affidavits and verifications
  • Powers of attorney
  • Settlement agreements
  • Deeds, mortgages and closing packages
  • Corporate resolutions
  • Stipulations and consents
  • Waivers and releases
  • Estate planning instruments
  • Guardianship affidavits
  • Immigration affidavits (I-864)
  • Loan and guarantee documents
  • Loose acknowledgment and jurat certificates

One review

From Google.

4.9114 Google reviews

Read what clients wrote, in their own words, on Google.

Questions

Six answers.

When the signer can't come in: a hospitalized client, an executive between meetings, a witness at home, a closing at the title company. Or when three affidavits are due and nobody on staff is commissioned.

Ready when you are.

Call, text or book. Sammy answers.

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