Frequently Asked Questions

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  • You will need to provide one of the following forms of identification. The ID must be valid and not expired.

    • Government-issued photo ID

    • State-issued ID card

    • Military ID

    • Passport

  • We notarize a wide range of documents including power of attorney forms, affidavits, trust and estate documents, real estate paperwork, healthcare documents, parental consent forms, vehicle title transfers, business documents, and more.

  • We provide in-person mobile notary services throughout the Phoenix East Valley and parts of Pinal County. Secure Remote Online Notarization (RON) is available throughout Arizona.

  • Yes. We can notarize many out-of-state documents as long as the notarization is permitted under Arizona law and the notarial certificate can be completed properly.

  • No. We are not attorneys licensed to practice law in Arizona and cannot provide legal advice, prepare legal documents, or advise you on which forms you may need.

  • Yes. Rush In-person mobile and same-day Remote Online Notarization (RON) appointments may be available depending on scheduling availability. fees may apply.

  • Remote Online Notarization appointments start at $35. Mobile in-person notary appointments start at $50. Pricing may vary depending on travel distance, number of notarizations, number of signatures, and appointment type. Please see Price List

  • No! A notarization does not verify the truthfulness, accuracy, or legality of a document. A notary’s role is to verify identity, confirm willingness to sign, and complete the notarial act.

  • Remote Online Notarization (RON) allows documents to be notarized securely online using a live audio/video connection instead of meeting in person. Signers can complete the notarization process from a computer, tablet, or smartphone using a secure approved platform.

    Yes! Remote Online Notarization (RON) is legally valid in Arizona when completed through an approved secure platform by a commissioned Arizona online notary.

  • Yes. Mobile appointments are available for hospitals, assisted living facilities, retirement communities, and healthcare settings.

  • A valid government-issues ID, Internet connection, smartphone or computer with camera/microphone, and your unsigned documents.