Mobile Notary Public
Serving Gwinnett County and Surrounding Cities
By Appointment Only!
Dacula, Loganville, Grayson, Snellville, Lawrenceville, Duluth, Buford, Suwanee, and surrounding areas in Georgia: give us a call and get notarizing checked off your list.
Types of documents
- School Forms
- Contracts & Agreements
- Promissory Notes
- Power of Attorney
- Real Estate Notary
- Self Employment Letters
- Vehicle Title Transfers
- Affidavits & Consent Forms
- Bill of Sale
- Travel Consent for Minors
- Uncontested Divorce Documents
- Medical Documents
- I-9 Employment Verifications
- Lease Agreement
- Verification of Citizenship
- Statement of Legal Residence
- Will & Trust Documents
- Quit Claim Deed
- Witness Signature certificate
- Temporary Custody Minor(s)
- And more
Types of Notarization
A Georgia notary public has authority within any county of the State of Georgia to:
- Witness or attest signatures or executions of deeds and other written instruments
- Take acknowledgments
- Administer oaths and affirmations
- Witness affidavits upon oath or affirmation
- Take verifications upon oath or affirmation
- Make certified copies of documents, providing the document presented for copying is an original and is neither a public record nor a publically recorded document or certified copies of*
- Such other acts as notaries are authorized to perform by the laws of the State of Georgia
What you need to have
For a seamless signing experience, please have the following:
- Know the type of notarization you require
- Original, unsigned documents (you will sign when instructed by the notary)
- A valid photo ID for each signer
- All signers and witness(es) must be present
- A clear understanding of the document (notaries cannot provide legal advice)
Acceptable forms of identification
Call to verify other acceptable forms of IDs
- Driver’s License or ID card
- U.S. Military ID
- US Passport OR Foreign Passport
- Permanent Resident card (green card)
- Employment Authorization card or document with photo
- Temporary Resident card
- And more (ask to verify other forms)
Notary Fees
Notarial Act: $2 fee per notarial act, and $2.00 for attendance to make proof as a notary public, and $2 for providing a certificate from the Clerk of the Superior Court of the effectiveness of the notary commission.
Mobile Notary Fees: We offer mobile notary services (home, work, school, nursing home, hospital, etc) at our discretion. Our mobile notary fee starts at $35, paid in advance. Once the notary arrives at the appointment, the trip fee applies whether the service occurs.
Other fees: Other service fees may include printing, parking, etc. We accept credit cards for services and fees. Credit card payments are subject to a surcharge for handling in accordance with Georgia laws.
Cancellation Policy: The trip fee is refundable ONLY if a cancellation occurs 2 hours before the appointment.
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Disclaimers
1. The Notary will review your document(s) to determine the notarization requirements and whether we are able to complete the notarization. No notary is obligated to perform a notarial act if he or she feels such act is for a transaction which the notary knows or suspects is illegal, false or deceptive; for a person who is being coerced or for a person whose demeanor causes compelling doubts about whether the person knows the consequences of the transaction requiring the notarial act. For more information, please contact Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority or visit their website at https://www.gsccca.org/contact.
2. We are a notary public, but not an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Georgia and may not give legal advice. Nothing here or in conversations during an appointment should be interpreted as legal advice or guidance on document preparation. If you need assistance in deciding whether documents are appropriate for notarization, please contact a licensed attorney to determine applicability. Furthermore, you assume all responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided and must check the accuracy of information presented in documents, forms, etc.
