Mobile notary · homes, offices, anywhere in NYC
A notary at your door.
A licensed New York notary at your address, usually within one to two hours. Any document, any time of day or night.
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Who this is for
Three kinds of call.
Standard visit
One or two signers, one or a few documents, at home or at work.
Best forAffidavits, powers of attorney, consent forms on your schedule.
Multi-signer signings
Everyone signs in the same room, in the right order, with witnesses if needed.
Best forContracts, closings and corporate documents.
After-hours and emergency
Nights, weekends, holidays, hospitals and airports.
Best forWhen it cannot wait until Monday.
What to bring
Have these ready.
Valid photo ID for every signer
Driver's license, passport, state ID, military ID or green card. Unexpired.
The complete, unsigned document
Sign in front of the notary, never before. Fill in every blank first.
Every signer, present and willing
We notarize people, not documents. Each signer must be there and understand what they sign.
Witnesses, if the document needs them
Wills and powers of attorney need two. Tell us when you book and we'll say who qualifies.
Documents we handle
Mobile Notary, by document.
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Powers of attorney
- Acknowledgments
- Jurats and oaths
- Parental and travel consent letters
- Contracts and agreements
- Lease and property documents
- Financial and banking forms
- Vehicle title transfers
- School and immigration forms
- Healthcare proxies and directives
- Anything that says "notarize here"
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Questions
Six answers.
You pick the time and place. Sammy arrives, checks each signer's ID, confirms everyone is signing willingly, witnesses the signatures and completes the notarial certificate with seal and journal entry. Most visits take fifteen minutes.
Home, office, hospital, nursing home, law office, bank, coffee shop, airport lounge. Anywhere in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx or Staten Island.
New York caps the notary fee at $2 per signature. What you pay for is the trip: a travel fee that depends on borough, time of day and urgency. The estimator on the pricing page gives you a range before you book.
Yes. Nights, weekends and holidays, all year. Late-night and holiday visits carry a higher travel fee, which we quote before we leave.
The notarial certificate is in English and the signer must be able to communicate directly with the notary. If the document is in another language, we can still notarize the signature; ask us about a certified translation if the receiving party needs one.
For an acknowledgment, you can sign again or acknowledge the existing signature in front of us. For a jurat or affidavit, the oath and signature have to happen in front of the notary, so bring a clean copy.