About Us
What Is A Notary Public?
A notary public is a person legally authorized by a state government to administer oaths, witness the signing of documents, and deter fraud by verifying the identity of a person who signs a document.
A mobile notary public is not an attorney and cannot make something “legal” or ensure that it is true.
Do you offer "mobile" Notary Services?
We have an office location in Raleigh for in-person notary services. We will travel to an authorized business location as a convenience for a third-party.
What are the fees?
The state of North Carolina allows a rate of $5.00
per "notarial certificate" signature/signing.
Questions & Answers
Can Car Titles, Bank Safe Deposits & Mortgage Documents be notarized?
Yes. A Notary Public can witness and notarize car titles, bank safe deposits & loan documents. Legal and Financial documents with a notarial certificate can be notarized.
Are "Loan Signing Agents" & "Public Notaries" the same?
Both titles are of the same. The state of North Carolina does not separate the duties and/or functions of each respective title.
How can I confirm the information provided by a Public Notary?
Consumers should contact the North Carolina Secretary of State for additional information that has not been provided by your selected Notary Public
Website: https://sosnc.gov/ Phone: (919) 919-814-5400
Can a Public Notary help me with organizing documents for signings?
Your Public Notary official is not able to organize, assist or give recommendations on any legal matters or how to set up a notarial certificate. You must consult with an Attorney for legal advice.
Are e-Notary Signings Available?
Commissioned Notaries who have taken additional designated and approved courses/classes; have authorization to offer e-filings for prospective clients and customers needing this service.
What is a Notarial Certificate?
A North Carolina notarial certificate for an oath or affirmation, also known as a “jurat,” is a document that is completed by a notary public after they have administered an oath or affirmation. A “jurat” is a notarial certificate that states when, where, and before whom an oath, affirmation, affidavit, or other statement was sworn. An “oath or affirmation” is a sworn statement that an individual makes in front of a notary, attesting to the statement’s truthfulness. The certificate states that the oath/affirmation was sworn and signed in the notary’s presence. The notary public must provide the principal’s name, the date on which the oath/affirmation was witnessed, as well as the county in which it was administered. For the certificate to be valid, the notary will need to affix their signature and official stamp or seal to it.