FAQs

You’ll need a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license, state ID, or passport. Please also have your documents completed but unsigned—you must sign in the presence of the notary.

I notarize a wide variety of documents, including:

• Real estate and loan closing documents
• Power of attorney and medical directives
• Wills and estate planning documents
• Affidavits and sworn statements
• Apostille-related forms
• Parental constent forms and school documents
• Jail and prison-related documents

Yes! I travel to homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, jails, schools, and more throughout Houston and surrounding areas. Just let me know where you need me!

Yes! I’m approved for Remote Online Notarization (RON) in the state of Texas. If you're located anywhere in Texas, I can notarize your documents securely through a video session.

An apostille certifies a document for international use. I can assist with apostille processing for:

• Birth/Death certificates
• Marriage certificates
• Divorce decrees
• Power of attorney
• Legal and business documents

Absolutely. I often serve clients in hospitals, nursing homes, rehab centers, and senior living facilities. I provide compassionate and patient service in sensitive environments.

Yes. I am experienced in working with families and legal representatives to notarize documents for incarcerated individuals. Please confirm the facility’s guidelines before booking.

Prices vary based on location, service type, number of signatures, and time of day. I always provide a clear quote upfront with no hidden fees.

I accept cash, debit/credit cards, Zelle, CashApp, and PayPal for your convenience.

In many cases, I offer same-day or next-day appointments. For urgent or time-sensitive notarizations, please call or text to check availability.