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Mobile Notary Currently Available:
Greater San Antonio area
San Antonio, New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, Spring Branch, Bulverde, Cibolo ...etc
Cedar Park, Leander, Liberty Hill, Round Rock & Georgetown, etc ..
A Texas notary public can perform the following duties:
Take acknowledgments: A notary public can take acknowledgments or proofs of written instruments.
Administer oaths and affirmations: A notary public can administer oaths and affirmations to verify affidavits. An oath is a solemn statement made to a higher power, while an affirmation is a pledge made on one's own honor.
Take depositions: A notary public can take depositions.
Certify copies of documents: A notary public can certify copies of documents that are not recordable in public records.
Protest instruments: A notary public can protest instruments, primarily negotiable instruments, bills, and notes.
Mobile Notary
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Mobile Fees Start at $55
Mobile fee is in addition to Notarial Service Fees which are charged by Document type & Number of Signatures & Stamps
Witnesses
Some Documents Require Witnesses .... If you honestly don't have any which occasionally is the case we can provide them... This must be scheduled & coordinated at least 72 hours in advance
Closing Notary
A closing notary, also known as a notary signing agent or loan signing agent, is a licensed notary public who verifies and ensures the accuracy of documents during a real estate or mortgage closing. They are a key part of the home buying process and are required to be present in most states.
Written Depositions
A written deposition, also known as a deposition by written questions, is a legal process where a witness answers written questions under oath in response to a third party presenting the questions. A notary public or process server typically acts as the third party, attesting that the answers are sworn.
Issuance of Subpoena for Written Deposition
Yes, a notary public can issue a subpoena in Texas for a written deposition. In addition to issuing subpoenas, notaries in Texas can also: Administer oaths and affirmations, Take acknowledgments and proofs, Make certified copies, and Protest instruments.
A subpoena is a court order that requires someone to appear under oath to testify about facts relevant to a pending case. Subpoenas are typically requested by an attorney, but can also be issued by a court clerk or justice of the peace.
Subpoenas can be served in a number of ways, including: Hand delivery, Email, Certified or registered mail, and Reading it aloud in person.
Failure to respond to a subpoena may be considered contempt of court.
Small Box Deliveries
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We Can Provide A Document Box
We Know Information Security is Very Important.. If your Documents Contain Sensitive Data they Can Be Safety Sealed at Pickup Location after general visual inspection
WE WILL NOT TRANSPORT any BOX or PACKAGE sealed prior to PICKUP INSPECTION
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Know that with this service your documents and their data are protected at all times.
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