GENERAL NOTARY WORK
This work can include a number of services including administering oaths and affirmations, taking acknowledgments, verifying signatures, and affixing an official seal or stamp to documents not related to real estate. These documents can include will & testaments, power of attorney, apostille certificates and much more.
LOAN SIGNING SERVICES
Have peace of mind knowing that documents are being executed correctly with one of our certified loan signing agents. Certified loan signing agents undergo specialized training and possess in-depth knowledge about loan packages, terminology, and legal requirements. 1st Place Mobile Notary offers consumers expertise, accuracy, compliance and convenience at every loan signing appointment from our certified agents who've been background screened, bonded and insured.
CERTIFICATE AUTHENTICATION
This service involves the process of verifying the authenticity and validity of a certificate that has been presented to a notary public. A certificate is a document issued by a trusted authority that attests to the truth of certain facts or statements made within the document.
MOBILE NOTARIZATIONS
Unlike traditional notaries who work from a fixed location, a mobile notary travels to meet clients at their desired location, such as their homes, offices, hospitals, or any other mutually agreed-upon meeting place. Mobile notaries can print your documents, provide guidance and assistance with completing documents accurately and correctly. Please keep in mind, mobile notaries are not authorized to offer legal advice. However, they can assist in ensuring that all necessary information is accurately completed prior to the notarization process.
SIGNATURE WITNESS SERVICE
A signature witness is unique because it is one of the only types of witnessing that is considered an official notarial act. A signature witness is a notary (or other authorized officer) that personally verifies the signer’s identity while obtaining the signature.
The document must be signed in the presence of the notary at the same time as identity verification.
This type of witness is only allowed in certain jurisdictions and situations. It’s important to note that this is different from when a notary is asked to serve as a witness in a non-notarial capacity.