Our Services

Every service you need to sign with confidence.

Mobile, online, and loan signing services delivered with the calm professionalism your paperwork deserves.

Mobile Notary

Meet where it's convenient. Marie brings her seal and full attention to your home, office, hospital, or coffee shop.

Powers of Attorney
Wills & living trusts
Quit-claim deeds
Affidavits & acknowledgments
Medical & healthcare forms
Mortgages & deeds

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Loan Signing

Certified Loan Signing Agent for lenders, title companies, and borrowers. Purchases, refinances, HELOCs — signed correctly, the first time.

Purchase & refinance packages
HELOC & home equity loans
Reverse mortgages
Seller & buyer packages
Title & escrow signings

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Remote Online Notary

Secure, legally recognized notarization by live video — 24/7. Faster turnaround, stronger fraud protection, no travel required.

Signed from any device
Identity-verified session
Encrypted audio & video record
Instant certified digital copy

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Locations Served

Proudly offering reliable notary services across multiple neighborhoods to meet your signing needs. Pearland, Missouri City, Alvin, Manvel, Sugarland, Rosharon, Friendswood, South Houston.

Hours

Mon-Fri 8am-6pm Emergency services available on Saturday and Sunday.

Texa Notarization Fees

Acknowledgments/Proof of Deed: $10 for the first signature, $1 for each additional signature
Jurats (Oaths with Signatures): $10 per signature
Oaths or Affirmations (No Signature): $10 per certificate
Certificates Under Seal: $10 per certificate
Protesting a Bill/Note: $4 for the protest, plus $1 for each notice
Deposition Witness Oath: $10
Remote Online Notarization (RON): Additional maximum fee of $25
Key Considerations
Optional and Travel Fees: If you are using a mobile notary, they may charge additional fees for travel or service, which are
separate from the statutory fees, provided they are reasonable and agreed upon in advance.

Documents We Notarize

Legal Documents: Affadavits, depositions, power of attorney, and trusts
Real Estate & Property: Deeds, mortgages, lease agreements, and affidavits of title
Financial Documents: Loan agreements, promissory notes and vehicle title transfers
Family & Medical: Travel consent forms for minors, medical power of attoney and authorization for nonparent care of a child.
Business & Estate: Contracts, Articles of Incorporation and beneficiary designations
Important Texas-Specific Exceptions
Wills: These are not required to be notarized in Texas to be valid, but they must be notarized to become self proving
Government Documents: Texas notaries cannot notarize certified copies of birth certificates, death certificates or marriage licenses
Blank Forms: Notaries cannot notarize documents that are incomplete or contain blank fields
Always ensure you bring a valid, government-issued photo ID to the appointment.