Notary FAQs – Washington, DC

Typical documents include:

• Power of attorney notarization
• Wills and trusts
• Real estate agreements
• Business contracts
• Parental consent forms
• Immigration documents notarized

Always confirm with your legal advisor or the requesting agency if you’re unsure.

A valid, government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license or passport). All signers must be present and willing to sign.

Yes. We provide traveling notary services, same-day notary services, and weekend mobile notary in all areas of Washington, DC, and parts of Maryland and Virginia.

Pricing depends on the number of documents, location, and urgency. For details, contact us and ask: How much does a mobile notary cost in DC?

Call or use our contact form. We’ll confirm your time and location.