- WILLS AND LIVING WILLS
- POWER OF ATTORNEY AND MEDICAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
- TRUSTS (LIVING AND IRREVOCABLE)
- FINANCIAL PLANNING DOCUMENTS
- TAX AND ESTATE PLANNING DOCUMENTS
- WRITTEN STATEMENTS AND CONTRACTS
- LOAN DOCUMENTS
- VEHICLE TITLES
Why Use a Mobile Notary?
Although notaries can be found at UPS Stores and Financial Institutions, there are several advantages to using a mobile notary. First, there is no guarantee that a notary is available at a bank or UPS store. Second, they are not authorized to notarize all documents. In fact, they can be very limited. And finally, they are not always conveniently located. A Tucson mobile notary will come to you on your schedule and have the ability to notarize a range of documents and types.
Mobile Notary Availability
Availability can be an issue with traditional sources for notarization such as UPS Stores. Employees can be unpredictable and timing is everything. If an employee is sick or out to lunch there may not be anyone filling in to replace them.
Variety of Notarization Types
Limitation of services is another issue, common in banks. They are happy to notarize a vehicle title transfer at ‘no cost to members’. However, they are not interested in notarizing Wills, Trusts, or Power of Attorney documents. AZ Docs notarizes all three types of certificates in Arizona.
- Acknowledgement
- Jurat
- Copy Certification
Scheduling Flexibility
Convenience is the major benefit to working with a mobile notary. With a mobile notary you can schedule a time and place to meet, a home or business is best. So you don’t ave to worry if there is a notary nearby. While there is a travel fee, the actual notarization fees are similar to traditional notaries.
Remote Notarization
Starting July 1, 2020 the state of Arizona will introduce remote electronic notarization. Please see our Press Release for more information.
Why use a Tucson mobile notary?
The greatest benefit to using a mobile notary is that they can meet you at your location or a location of choice. There is, of course, a travel fee associated with this service.
How much does a mobile notary cost?
Mobile notaries in Tucson charge a travel fee ranging from $60 – $80, depending on travel distance. In addition, they charge $10 per document to be notarized. Please call 520-222-6434 for travel pricing!
Do notaries have to be certified or licensed?
Notary publics in Arizona are registered with the state and are required to carry a surety bond of $5,000. In addition there are certifications and training that is available, but not required. Many notaries also have Error and Omission Insurance policies and background checks, however they are also not required.
How do I find a mobile notary near me?
There are a number of online resources for finding notary. While a Google search might yield the results you are looking for there are also notary directories. The benefit of a notary directory is that you can filter results to include “certifications”, “background screening” and “insurance”.