Notary Services
What can Nevada Mobile Notary Service do for You?
Nevada Mobile Notary Service will come to you!
We know you’re busy, and may not have the time to search out a location that’s open on your schedule. That’s why we come to you1. We’ll meet you at your home, your business, a coffee shop, even nursing homes and hospitals. Whenever, and wherever it’s convenient for you.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
1Travel fees may apply
Acknowledgements are used by a notary public to verify and validate the signature(s) on a document. It is not required for the signatory to sign the document in the notary’s presence*. The signer(s) must simply present themselves with their completed document and identify themselves with valid ID. They must also attest that they signed/are signing the document of their own free will.
*Note – It is NOT required that the document be signed in the presence of the notary, but it IS required that the document contains a valid signature prior to the completion of the notarization.
A jurat is a declaration of truthfulness regarding the contents of a document. The signer(s) swear or affirm that the statements made within the document are true and correct to the best of their knowledge. The notary will administer an oath, and the presenter must provide an audible confirmation. This type of notarization MUST be signed in the presence of the notary.
An affidavit would be an example use of a jurat.
Certified copies are used to confirm that a copy matches the original document exactly. There can be no alterations. In most cases, it is recommended that the document’s custodian present the original, and have the notary make the copy, however, this is not required. The individual requesting the copy must simply state that it is a copy of the original document.
In Nevada, a notary may NOT certify copies of specific documents as restricted by law. Examples of these are:
- Birth Certificates
- Death Certificates
- Marriage Certificates
- Divorce & Annulment Decrees
Often times, someone may need to notarize a personal statement. An example can be a parent giving authorization to another individual to take their child out of state, or maybe giving a grandparent permission to seek medical care if needed.
Personal statements can be typed, printed, or handwritten.
A Power of Attorney is used to grant legal decision-making ability to an agent of your choice. It is often used by those that are unable to manage their own affairs, either by medical, physical, or mental incapacitation.
The terms ‘Power of Attorney’ and ‘Attorney-in-Fact’ (agent) are often used interchangeably, however, they do vary slightly. The Power of Attorney is the document used to grant legal decision-making powers. The Attorney-in-Fact (agent) is the person named in the document as the one with the decision-making powers.
Nevada Mobile Notary Service is registered and authorized to perform Remote Online Notary services.
Online notarizations are a quick and convenient way to have documents notarized from the comfort of your own home, or anywhere you have access to an internet connection. Simply contact us, and we can send you an invitation to join us on our online provider, Blue Notary.
Examples of additional notarizations we can complete for you:
- Adoption papers
- Rental Agreements
- Statements of Residency (Address affirmation)
- Business documents
- Custody agreements
- DMV documents
- Medical documents / directives
- Minor child passport applications
- Nursing home and hospital forms
- Travel affidavits
- Vehicle title transfers
- Wills, trusts, and estate documents
- Many others
- Loan Signing Services (COMING SOON!)