English and Español. (813) 807-9738 or (863) 347-6175
We Travel To Your Clients
At Home, Public Location, Hospitals, Assisted Living Facilities, Rehab, Hospice.
- Notary Services for all types of estate documents
- All 67 Florida counties. Hillsborough County, Manatee County, Pasco County, Polk County, Pinellas County, Sarasota County, and more.
- Morning, Afternoon, Evening, and Weekends
- Trained Notaries
- Documents are reviewed after each assignment to avoid errors
- Every Notary undergoes an annual criminal background check
- Each notary is bonded and insured with Errors & Omissions Insurance
- Bilingual notaries available
MOBILE NOTARY FEES - Estate Documents
Notarize Complete Estate Package
4 Estate Documents - $155.
Add additional estate documents - $15 each
Partial Estate Packet:
1 Estate Document executed $80
2 Estate Documents executed $100
3 Estate Documents executed $125
Printing is Included.
Need scans or overnight shipping? No problem.
Witness fee: $25 - $30 per witness.
Only charged if requested. Signers may provide their own witnesses and avoid the witness fee.
Trip and Print Fee: $50 (This is rare, but it does happen).
Applies if notary arrives for the assignment and the principal is not able to
complete the signing. This happens when the signer does not have the capacity to sign or has no valid ID.
Special Circumstances Fee: $50
When signer asks the notary to sign on their behalf because of a disability. The appropriate notarial certificate(s) will be used. Rules vary by State.
Your client pays for Mobile notary service via Credit or Debit card or Zelle at the time service is rendered. We accept all major credit cards. 2.3% processing fee for card payments.
Note: Some cities/localities in the USA require a slightly higher notary fee. This can happen when the signer lives in a sparsely populated area and qualified notaries are far away or... in bigger cities where notaries typically charge higher fees.
Fee increase typically is between $25 and $50.
Family Owned
We appreciate our clients and treat them like Family.
When you call our office you'll speak with Tim, Brenda, or Andrea.
We're glad to answer your questions and provide any details you may need.
We all work very well with the senior population, realizing that signing documents isn't always easy for the elderly.
Notary laws require that we establish capacity before notarizing a signature.
In some states, signers with disabilities can instruct the notary or someone else to sign on their behalf.
Tim and Kendy Barrios