The virtual notaries can help no matter your location. If you’d like for one of our mobile notaries to assist you, we service the following counties in Kansas: Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Johnson, Miami.

You need to have at least one valid form of government ID that has a picture on it. The most common used ID is a driver’s license. A passport or a military ID is also acceptable. Ideas from other countries are acceptable as long as notary can Read the ID and identify the person.

You will need to check with the secretary of state with that specific state to confirm it is a valid form of identification.

While mobile notary services might charge an additional fee for travel, the convenience and time saved often make it a cost-effective option.

Yes, mobile notaries are bound by the same legal obligations and standards as traditional notaries. Many also offer secure digital options for added peace of mind.

Absolutely! Mobile notaries are commonly used for real estate transactions, including mortgage closings and property deeds.

Notaries simply confirm the identity of the signers; notaries are not responsible for the legality of the documents being discussed. The responsibility of the ‘legality’ of a document should be reviewed by both parties before signing.