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Loan Signing Agent
Certified Signing Agent based in Bronx, NY, committed to delivering accurate, prompt, and professional service. My priority is to expertly guide your clients through the signing process, ensuring every document is signed, completed, and delivered—on time, every time!
Assisted Living/Nursing Homes and Hospital Notary Service
We come to you!
We provide a comprehensive range of professional notary public services for employees, patients, and their families in hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities.
In healthcare settings, there are often critical moments that require the expertise of a notary public—whether it’s validating essential documents to ensure their legal use or verifying the identity of individuals acting on a patient’s behalf. Trust us to deliver reliable and convenient notary services wherever they’re needed most.
Mobile Notary Public
Mobile Notary minimum travel fee $40
$2 per stamp for single documents - Affidavits, school letter, court documents.
Prices vary, depending on the type of document.
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More Services
Notarization of power of attorney documents
Quitclaim deeds, property transfer and estate sales
Last will and testament notarization
Health care proxies
Notarization of letters for social security administration and pensions
Sworn statements and affidavits
Notarization of documents for workers compensation
Notarization of documents for disability
Power of attorney
Authorization for minor to travel
Affidavit
Medical power of attorney
Advanced healthcare directive
Litigation paperwork
Estate planning
And more
We travel to you! Get in touch for travel fees and more
Mobile Areas Include
Service Area Bronx County
Service Area New York County
Service Area Queens County
Service Area Kings County
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A Notary Public is a state-appointed official authorized to act as an impartial witness in the signing of important documents. They verify the identity of signers and ensure that they are signing willingly and knowingly.
Notaries can notarize a wide range of documents, including legal agreements, real estate transactions, wills, power of attorney forms, and more. However, they cannot notarize wills or documents that they have a personal interest in.
Notaries typically require signers to present government-issued photo identification, such as a driver's license or passport. They may also use credible identifying witnesses if the signer lacks proper ID.
No, notaries cannot provide legal advice or draft legal documents. They can only witness and notarize signatures. If you need legal advice, consult an attorney.
Generally, a notarization is valid as long as the document is in effect. However, some documents may have expiration dates specified within them, so it's essential to check the document's requirements.
Notaries can provide an acknowledgment, which is a formal declaration by a person that they have signed a document voluntarily and that the signature is their own.
A jurat is a notarial act in which a notary certifies that the signer has taken an oath or made an affirmation that the contents of the document are true.