Frequently Asked Questions

A notary is a state-appointed, impartial witness who prevents fraud by verifying identities, witnessing signatures, and administering oaths. You need one when executing high-stakes legal, financial, or property documents to ensure they are binding and authentic.

I primarily serve Tom Green County and the surrounding communities. Please refer to the Notary Fees tab for more information related to travel fees.

Cash and Zelle are preferred. Venmo and CashApp are available upon request.

Yes! We provide notary services at hospitals, assisted living facilities, and correctional institutions. Please ensure the signer is mentally competent and willing to sign.

No. Notaries are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice, prepare documents, or explain the contents of a document. If you need legal guidance, consult an attorney before notarization.

No. We do not retain copies of your documents. Your privacy is important to us, and we only verify and notarize the documents you present.

I work full time, so during the business hours on weekdays (8AM-1PM & 2PM-5PM) I am typically unavailable. I am available anytime on the weekends. Please refer to my mobile notary business hours and notary fees for additional information. Please note, that you can request a free quote which will include all charges based on the requested notary appointment time!

You can reach out to Zach whichever way you prefer via call, text, email, or the contact form on the website. If you call and Zach does not answer, please leave a voicemail; also, it does not hurt to send a follow up text or email. Zach will respond to all inquiries within a timely manner.