Texas notary, fast and friendly
Walk in with your ID and an unsigned document, and walk out stamped and done. Hablamos español.
What we notarize
Common documents
Affidavits
Sworn statements and sworn declarations.
Powers of attorney
Signed in front of us, as the document requires.
Vehicle documents
Title transfers and bills of sale.
Travel consent letters
Letters authorizing a minor to travel.
Business documents
Agreements, certificates, and company paperwork.
Real estate documents
Many property-related documents. Bring it and ask us.
We can't notarize documents where Group C is a party, and we can't advise you on what to sign.
Before you visit
Ready to notarize?
Run through this quick checklist so your visit takes minutes.
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Fees
Texas maximum fees
Texas law caps what a notary can charge (Gov't Code §406.024). These are the maximums.
- $10
- Acknowledgment, first signature
- $1
- Each additional signature
- $10
- Oath or affirmation
Mobile notary: ask us. Travel fees, if any, are separate and quoted upfront. Fees shown are statutory maximums and may change; ask us to confirm.
FAQ
Notary questions
What do I need to bring?
A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID, your document (unsigned), and every person who needs to sign. Use the checker above.
Can you tell me what to sign, or explain my document?
No. We can't give legal advice or advise you on what to sign. If you have legal questions, we can refer you to a licensed attorney.
Can you notarize a document we are a party to?
No. A notary can't notarize a document in which they are a party or have a direct interest.
Can you notarize without me present?
No. Every signer must appear in person and show valid ID.
Do you come to me?
Mobile notary: ask us. If travel is available, any travel fee is separate and quoted upfront.
Do you offer notary services in Spanish?
Sí, hablamos español. We can help you in Spanish. Please note we are not attorneys; see the notice at the top of this page.
Other ways we can help
Need something notarized?
Book a notary visit or call us. Bring your ID and an unsigned document.