Acceptable forms of identification typically include government-issued IDs with a photograph, signature, and physical description. Examples include driver's licenses, passports, military IDs, and state identification cards. Please ensure your identification is current and unexpired.

Depending on the type of document and state laws, witnesses may be required. In some cases, the notary can serve as a witness. Contact us in advance, and we will guide you regarding witnesses if needed.

Yes, we can accommodate notarizations for documents in languages other than English. However, please note that the notarial certificates accompanying the notarized documents will be provided in the language spoken by our notary. If necessary, we can arrange for a translator or interpreter to be present during the notarization.

Certainly! You can find testimonials from our satisfied clients on our website's dedicated testimonial page. Additionally, you can check our Google Business page for more reviews and ratings from clients who have experienced our mobile notary services firsthand.

The duration of a mobile notary appointment can vary depending on the complexity of the documents and the number of signatures required. On average, a standard notarization typically takes around 15 to 30 minutes. However, for more extensive transactions, such as loan document signings, the appointment may take longer. We always strive to work efficiently while ensuring accuracy and attention to detail.

While our primary service area is Boston, we understand that there may be instances where clients require our services outside the city. In such cases, additional travel fees may apply. However, please contact us directly with your specific location, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs and provide our mobile notary services.

Absolutely! We provide mobile notary services to both individuals and businesses. Whether you need personal documents notarized or require corporate notarizations for your business, we are equipped to handle a wide range of notarial needs.

While being bonded is not a legal requirement in Massachusetts, we prioritize the protection of our clients. We maintain insurance coverage at the minimum limit required by most escrow companies. Our insured notaries provide professional services with added security and peace of mind.