What is a Mobile Notary?
What is a Mobile Notary?
A Public Notary (also known as "Notary Public") is an individual whose job is to verify that the person signing a document is who they claim to be. This is done a number of ways but primary documents that verify identity are a picture I.D. such as a passport or driver's license and a social security card.
While requirements vary from state to state, most public notaries must complete training and go through an application process with their state. They are required to submit to a background check, obtain Errors & Omissions Insurance and hold a notary bond. If their application is approved by their state, they will then be issued a Commission.
A mobile notary is a commissioned Notary Public that can travel to a signing location instead of requiring that signers come to them in order to have documents notarized. This means there is additional flexibility for the client and often extended or more convenient hours. They can meet you at your place of work, at a Title company or lawyer's office, or at your home.
Here at AccuSign, we have personal experience with the mobile notary industry and understand the importance of working with clients with unique needs. This is why we feel it’s important for the public to be able to access a directory with notaries in their area.
We understand that some signers may not have access to transportation, may not wish to leave their residence due to health concerns, or may just be in need of a notary for emergency purposes outside of normal business hours.
Notaries on AccuSignNotaries.com may be flexible with their schedule, and may even offer convenient services after hours, on weekends, and holidays.
What a Notary is NOT:
Notaries are not lawyers so they cannot give you legal advice or practice law. It is also important to note that they cannot draft documents.
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