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DIRECT EXPRESS NOTARY FEES

One Notary Signature/Stamp $10

Mobile Notary Trip Charge $35

within a 10-mile radius of Surprise AZ - (round trip 20 miles)

If more than 20 miles, Mileage will be added at the state rate of 0.67 per mile roundtrip.

OR I can meet you at the following locations:

Meet at Black Rock Coffee Bar -$25

13725 N Prasada Pkwy. Surprise, AZ (includes travel fee and 1 notarization)

OR

Meet at Starbucks -$25

16931 W. Bell Rd., Surprise, AZ (includes travel fee and 1 notarization)

Paying with a Credit Card adds $5

(Zelle has no fee)

Note: All trip fees are subject to a 20-mile round-trip driving distance for the notary. Additional distance will incur an additional mileage fee which will be quoted in advance at the state regulatory rate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

WHAT IS A NOTARY PUBLIC?

A Notary Public is a public officer appointed by the state to serve as an impartial witness in the signing of important documents, ensuring their authenticity and deterring fraud.

WHAT TYPES OF DOCUMENTS CAN A NOTARY PUBLIC NOTARIZE?

Notaries can notarize a variety of documents, including:

Real Estate Documents:

Deeds, Mortgages, Lease Agreements, Property Transfer Documents

Legal Documents:

Affidavits, Wills, Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Trusts

Financial Documents:

Loan Documents, Promissory Notes, Financial Affidavits

Business Documents:

Contracts, Articles of Incorporation, Operating Agreements, Employment Agreements

Government Forms:

Immigration Documents, DMV Affidavits, Social Security Administration Forms

Personal Documents:

Adoption Papers, Divorce Agreements, Name Change Documents, Prenuptial Agreements, Marriage Certificates, Death Certificates

Medical Documents:

Advanced Healthcare Directives, Medical Power of Attorney

Educational Documents:

Transcripts, Diplomas, and Consent Forms for Minors

HOW DOES NOTARIZATION WORK?

Notarization involves the Notary Public verifying the identity of the signers, ensuring they are willingly signing the document, and confirming their awareness of the document’s contents. The notary then affixes their official seal and signature.

WHAT IDENTIFICATION IS REQUIRED FOR NOTARIZATION?

Signers must present government-issued photo identification such as a Driver’s License, US Passport, Military ID, or State-Issued ID Card with a photo or Tribal ID. The ID must be current and unexpired.

CAN A NOTARY PUBLIC PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE?

Notaries are not licensed to practice law and cannot provide legal advice. Their role is limited to verifying the identity of signers and ensuring proper execution of documents.

HOW MUCH DOES NOTARIZATION COST?

Notary fees vary by location and type of document. Arizona has a set fee of $10 per notary signature for basic services. Travel and Mileage are not included in that fee.

WHAT IS A NOTARY SIGNING AGENT?

A Notary Signing Agent is a notary public with additional training and expertise in handling and notarizing loan documents. NSAs are often used in the mortgage and real estate industries to ensure the proper execution of documents during a loan closing or real estate transaction. They play a crucial role in facilitating the signing process and ensuring that all necessary documents are properly notarized.