Notaries public serve two separate functions when notarizing documents. One is to provide verification that the maker of a document has signed it under oath, certifying it as true.

Another is to provide verification that a specific person signed a document freely and voluntarily. This is called an acknowledgement. The Notary will sign a statement that says something like, “X, who is personally known to me or provided satisfactory proof of his identity, signed (or acknowledged his signature on) this document and declared it to be his free and voluntary act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned.” The acknowledgement confirms the identity of the signer and the voluntariness of the action of signing, but the signer is not under oath and is not swearing to anything.

You will need the documents being notarized, your current photo ID, and payment details. You will also need access to a computer or mobile device with webcam capability.

We collect payment prior to setting up your appointment. Once you are ready, please submit the form on the home page, and we will then send you a payment and schedule link.

One online notarization will typically take about 10–20 minutes. It depends on the number of documents and communications. Our goal is to get you taken care of in an efficient and timely manner. All Appointments are booked at least 24 hours in advance.