We can notarize a wide range of documents — including powers of attorney, wills, real estate forms, affidavits, travel consent letters, medical documents, and more. Not sure if your document qualifies? Just ask!

Nope! As long as I’m physically located in Texas (which I am!), you can be anywhere in the world — thanks to Remote Online Notarization (RON). All you need is a device with a camera and internet connection.

• A valid, government-issued photo ID

• A stable internet connection

• A quiet, well-lit space

• Access to a smartphone or computer with a webcam

Yes! I offer mobile notary services in Austin and by appointment in San Antonio. Whether you're at home, work, or a local coffee shop — I’ll come to you.

An Apostille certifies that a document is authentic for use in another country. Yes, we can help! We offer apostille processing, same-day services (in Austin & San Antonio), and courier options to make it easy for you.

Fees vary depending on the service. You can view our full price list [here]. Mobile travel, document prep, and after-hours appointments may have additional fees.

Yes! We offer Document Preparation Services so you can get everything done in one smooth, stress-free session. Just let us know what you need ahead of time.

We accept cash, Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, and debit/credit cards (small processing fee may apply).

You can cancel or reschedule your appointment up to 2 hours before your scheduled time with no penalty.
Cancellations or changes made less than 2 hours before may be subject to a $25 fee plus forfeit of services payment.
Need to make a change? Just call, text, or email — we’ll do our best to work with you!

If you're a no-show (no contact within 10 minutes of your appointment), your session will be marked as missed.

• Mobile/In-Person Appointments: The full service fee will be forfeited.

• Online Appointments: Fees may be forfeited depending on the platform.

We appreciate your understanding — these policies help us stay available, reliable, and on time for everyone we serve.

We proudly offer Spanish-language appointments for borrowers who prefer to communicate in Spanish during their loan signing.

While we are fluent in both English and Spanish, Texas law prohibits a Notary Public from translating, interpreting, or explaining the legal meaning of loan documents during the signing appointment. Our role is limited to verifying identity, witnessing signatures, and performing the required notarizations.

To ensure all parties understand these limitations, a Language Acknowledgement Form will be sent before your appointment. This form must be signed and returned prior to the scheduled signing. Failure to complete the acknowledgment before your appointment may result in the signing being postponed or canceled.

A Spanish Language Assistance Fee applies to all Spanish-language loan signings to cover the additional coordination and preparation required for these appointments.