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What should I bring to my appointment?
Bring the document that needs notarization and acceptable identification for each signer. Additional requirements can depend on the document and notarial act.
Should I sign the document before the appointment?
Do not pre-sign a document when the required notarial act calls for signing in the notary's presence. If you are unsure, leave the signature area unsigned until the appointment.
Can you meet me at my home or office?
Yes. Mobile appointments can be requested for appropriate homes, offices and other meeting locations within the service area.
Do you visit hospitals and care facilities?
Appointments can be requested for hospitals, hospice, rehabilitation, skilled nursing and assisted-living facilities, subject to access requirements.
Can you visit a jail or detention facility?
Visits can be requested, but scheduling and completion depend on the facility's access, identification and appointment rules.
Are you certified for real estate and loan signings?
Yes. The owner is an NNA Certified Notary Signing Agent and a Real Estate Certified Loan Signing Agent and provides professional signing support for eligible real estate and loan documents.
Can a notary provide legal advice?
No. Notary service does not include legal advice, selecting legal documents or document preparation.
What areas does AZ Seal the Deal Notary serve?
Mobile notary appointments can be requested in Surprise, Sun City, Peoria, Glendale, Phoenix and other surrounding Valley communities. Availability depends on location, travel time and scheduling. See our service areas for the full list.
What identification do I need for an Arizona notary appointment?
Bring current, acceptable identification for each signer. The type of identification that can be accepted depends on Arizona notary law and the circumstances of the notarial act. If you are unsure whether your ID qualifies, contact us before your appointment.
What is the difference between a jurat and an acknowledgment?
For a jurat, the signer signs in the notary’s presence and takes an oath or affirmation. For an acknowledgment, the signer personally appears and acknowledges signing the document. The notary cannot choose the required act for you. Read our Arizona notarial certificates guide.
Can you notarize a vehicle title or power of attorney?
Eligible vehicle and power-of-attorney documents may require notarization. The document and transaction determine the requirements. Review our Arizona MVD title transaction resources or forms and resources before scheduling.
How do I schedule a mobile notary appointment?
Use our appointment request page and include your city, preferred date and time, type of document, number of signers and any facility access details. We will confirm availability before the appointment is scheduled.
Do mobile notary appointments have travel fees?
Travel arrangements and any applicable fees depend on the location and appointment details. Request a quote and confirm the total cost before scheduling; notarization fees are subject to applicable Arizona requirements.
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