As the agent an owner of Roy L.T. Notary, I am your local mobile notary public and loan signing agent, serving the entire Bay Area, traveling to you at your convenience. To schedule an appointment simply call or click on the button below and send an email. I look forward to serving you.
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Mobile notaries accept a variety of documents. A current driver's license, passport, non-driver's ID or military ID is always acceptable.
Note: Only U.S. issued identifications are acceptable forms of ID.
If a document is recorded with a government agency such as a Secretary of State's office, a County Clerk or a court, certified copies should be obtained from that agency. Mobile notaries cannot notarize these documents.
Roy L.T. Notary accepts a variety of payments including credit cards, paypal transactions, checks or cash.
Usually , the notary process only takes a few minutes.
Responsible individuals who can administer oaths or witness signatures on legal documents. A notary public is also sometimes called a loan signing agent.
A signing agent is a public notary who is an expert in loan closing documents. A lender, title company, or escrow service may hire a signing agent to handle getting documents delivered, signed, or processed efficiently and on time.
No. All states prohibit non-attorneys from practicing law. A Notary can be held liable for any damages resulting from an incorrectly chosen certificate or notarization.
No. Notaries are not responsible for the accuracy or legality of documents they notarize. Notaries certify the identity of signers. The signers are responsible for the content of the documents.
I will come to you at a place that is convenient for you. This can be your home or office, a restaurant, coffee shop or even a nursing home, hospital, or federal, state or county correctional facility. As the owner and agent of Roy L.T. Notary I specialize in providing prompt and convenient attention to complete your notary needs.
Estate Planning Documents- Trusts, POA's, Wills, etc. (Prepared by an Attorney), Deeds- Quitclaim, Warranty and others, Loans- Refinances, Purchases, Reverse Mortgages, Loan Modifications, Acknowledgements, Affidavits, Apostille, Real Estate Documents, Bank Documents, Financial Documents, Insurance Documents, Bill of Sale, Power of Attorney, Consent Forms, Traffic School Exams, Divorce, Settlement Agreements, Pre-Nuptial Agreements, Domestic Partnership/Same-Sex Marriage, Permission to Travel, Passport for Minors, Adoption
Notarizing incomplete documents or those containing blank spaces is risky and unacceptable due to potential fraud. A Notary must ensure a document is complete with no missing information before proceeding with an assignment and shall refuse service otherwise.
A Notary can refuse service if there's a reasonable suspicion that a transaction is unlawful, improper, or incomplete. Failing to provide acceptable identification at a signing appointment also serves as grounds to deny a notarization.
For a document to be notarized it must contain the proper notarial wording, text committing the signer, an original signature, and a completed certificate.
