Business notary · offices across the five boroughs
Signed at your desk.
Corporate resolutions, contracts and leases, notarized at the office so nobody has to leave the building.
Available now4.9 stars from 114 Google reviewsOpen 24 hours
Who this is for
Three kinds of call.
Small business and startups
Formation papers, operating agreements, leases and bank forms.
Best forOwners who'd rather sign at the shop than at a bank.
Corporate and finance
Resolutions, incumbency certificates, loan and guarantee packages with several officers signing.
Best forClosings, financings and board actions.
Property and leasing
Commercial leases, assignments, estoppels and landlord consents.
Best forTenants, landlords and managing agents.
What to bring
Have these ready.
ID for each signer
Officers and members sign as individuals; each needs valid photo ID.
Proof of authority
The resolution, bylaws or operating agreement naming who can sign.
Unsigned documents
Every blank filled, every exhibit attached. We witness the signatures live.
A count and a time
Tell us how many documents and signers so the session doesn't run over.
Documents we handle
Business Notary, by document.
- Corporate resolutions
- Articles and certificates of incorporation
- Operating agreements
- Partnership agreements
- Commercial leases
- Contracts and amendments
- Loan agreements
- Personal guarantees
- Certificates of incumbency
- Employment and IP assignments
- Affidavits
- Authorization letters
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Questions
Six answers.
Verifies who is signing, confirms they have authority and are signing willingly, witnesses the signature, and completes the acknowledgment or jurat the recipient requires. It's what makes a resolution or lease enforceable and accepted by banks and registries.
Corporate resolutions, operating and partnership agreements, commercial leases, loan agreements and guarantees, incumbency certificates, affidavits and authorization letters. If a bank or landlord sent you a form with a notary block, that's the one.
Yes, and it's the point. Everyone signs in the same room, in order, with one ID check each. Tell us the head count so we allow enough time.
New York's notary fee is $2 per signature. The travel fee depends on the borough and urgency; multi-document sessions are quoted as one visit. See the pricing page for ranges.
Same-day and next-day slots are usually available; morning bookings fill first. Text the address and a document count and you get a window by text.
Yes. Any address in the five boroughs. Leave our name at the front desk so we are not held in the lobby, and have the signers’ ID ready.