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Commissioned notary public for signings, affidavits, and authorizations.
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We come to you
Notary Services is available as mobile service — at your home, office, or job site.
How mobile works
Overview
Our commissioned notary public can witness and authenticate signatures on affidavits, authorizations, powers of attorney, and a wide range of documents — a convenient one-stop option alongside your fingerprinting or apostille needs.
Mobile notary service is available for those who can't come to us.
Who Needs Notary Services?
- Individuals signing affidavits, sworn statements, or declarations
- People granting or accepting a power of attorney
- Parents completing minor travel or medical authorization letters
- Buyers, sellers, and borrowers handling real estate or loan document signings
- Small businesses notarizing contracts, agreements, and corporate paperwork
- Anyone preparing documents that must be notarized before an apostille or court filing
Benefits
Commissioned Notary
Your documents are notarized by a commissioned notary public who verifies your identity and witnesses your signature.
Mobile Notary
Our mobile notary can travel to your home, office, hospital, or another location throughout Massachusetts when you cannot come to us.
Quick Appointments
Most notarizations are straightforward and many appointments take about fifteen minutes once your documents and ID are ready.
One Trusted Stop
Pair notary service with fingerprinting or apostille help in a single visit so you do not have to coordinate multiple providers.
Frequently Asked Questions
A notary public is a person commissioned by the state to witness signatures, verify the signer's identity, and administer oaths. The notary's seal and signature help confirm that a document was signed by the right person who appeared willingly.
Bring the unsigned document and a valid, government-issued photo ID such as a driver's license or passport. Do not sign the document in advance, because the notary generally must watch you sign in person.
We notarize affidavits, sworn statements, powers of attorney, authorization letters, contracts, and many other documents. We cannot provide legal advice or tell you which document to use, so check with the requesting party or an attorney if you are unsure.
Yes. Our mobile notary can come to your home, office, hospital, or care facility throughout Massachusetts, which is helpful when a signer cannot easily travel. Call us to arrange a time and location.
Each person signing must appear in person and present valid photo identification, but multiple signers can usually be handled in the same appointment. Let us know how many signatures you need so we can plan enough time.
Call (857) 504-1083 or book online to schedule at our Seaport or Somerville office, or to request mobile notary service. Appointments are by appointment only, so reach out ahead of time to confirm a slot.
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