A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to your home, office, or preferred location to notarize documents. Perfect for busy schedules or clients who cannot visit an office.

Mobile notaries handle all affidavits, contracts, powers of attorney, real estate documents, healthcare directives, loan signings, and more. We ensure your documents are legally notarized on-site.

While a notary notarizes documents, a notary signing agent specializes in loan closings, guiding borrowers through paperwork and ensuring proper notarizations for mortgages and refinances.

Our mobile notary services are flexible, with availability during evenings and weekends to accommodate your schedule.

Yes, we travel to homes, offices, hospitals, or other convenient locations within NJ and PA, saving you time and effort

Every notary has their own pricing structure. Our fees depend on length of appointment, travel distance, and peak travel time. There may be additional charges for after-hours service.  

Yes, but the signer must be physically present and the document must meet NJ or PA notary requirements. Some documents may require special instructions for use in other states.

Documents can be notarized if the signer understands the content.  Check out blog for a full discussion on this topic, including the fact that a notary can't give any guidance on whether a minor should sign a document or even explain what the document is.

Documents can be notarized if the signer understands the content or has a qualified translator present.

Yes. 
During my volunteer commitments, I provide free notary services. On these occasions, drop-in appointments are often welcomed. Thus, I share on my personal Instagram page, @mylenasutton, my location,  the time frame during which I'm available, and any special instructions. 

Mobile notaries can notarize deeds, mortgages, refinancing paperwork, and other property documents in NJ and PA.

We notarize critical legal documents like powers of attorney, living wills, and healthcare directives to ensure legal validity.

Contracts, corporate resolutions, partnership agreements, and other business documents can be notarized on-site.

We administer oaths and notarize affidavits, affirmations, and sworn statements for personal or business use.

Certified notary signing agents handle full loan and mortgage document signings, ensuring accurate notarizations for lenders.

Documents intended for international use can be notarized and may require an apostille or legalization depending on the destination country. It is your responsibility to know whether you need apostille/consular services.  Please see the blog for an in-depth explanation of what an apostille is, why you might need it, and how a notary supports that process.

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, or state ID) for notarization.

No. NJ and PA law requires valid identification for all signers.

Yes, every signer must be physically present for notarization.

Signers must generally be present in NJ or PA. Remote notarizations are possible only if permitted by law. Presently, I don't offer remote notarizations.

Most notarizations take 5–15 minutes, depending on the number of documents and signers.

Minor errors can sometimes be corrected; major changes require a new notarization.

NJ and PA notaries maintain journals of notarizations for verification and legal purposes.

Bring unsigned documents, valid IDs, and any witnesses if required. Do not sign documents before the notary is present.

• Acknowledgment: Confirms the signer signed voluntarily.
  
• Jurat: Confirms the signer swears or affirms the truth of the document.
  
• Oath/Affirmation: A formal promise that statements are true, often used with jurats or affidavits.