The primary duty of a notary public is to serve as a disinterested party in authenticating the acts of a signing party. A notary public has no personal or financial interest in a document or transaction."

A notary public can help you with

• New Mortgage Closings
• Reverse Mortgage Closings
• Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
• Wills
• Power Of Attorney
• Living Trusts
• Vehicle Title Transfers
• Divorce Decrees
• Prenuptial Agreements
• Adoptions Paperwork
• Depositions
• Inmate Signings
• Business and Personal Documents
• Certified Copies

Usually, the office of an attorney, title company, bank, car dealership, or real estate agency has a notary public on staff to help you.

But, sometimes you just need a quick notorization that doesn't involve as much paperwork as, for example, buying a new house. Maybe you just need a simple financial transaction or a personal will to be notarized, by a mobile notary who can come to you. I can do that and, sometimes, even cheaper, depending on your location.

And, sometimes you need someone who can walk you through the document signing tasks at your loan closing session. I can help you completely understand what the heck all those documents mean and ensure everything is completed efficiently and correctly.

As a fully-commissioned Texas Notary Public and Notary Signing Agent, I am

• Trained
• Certified
• Insured
• Bonded
• Mobile
• Background checked
• Mobile - yup, I can come to you or meet at a place of your choosing!

Disclaimer: I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice.

My commission - Issued by the Texas Secretary of State.