Mobile Notary Services in DFW
I come to your home, office, hospital, care facility or business.
What this service covers
I can travel to clients at their home, office, hospital, nursing facility, business, or another agreed-upon location for added convenience. You choose the place and time, I arrive prepared with my seal, journal and certificates, and the signing happens where you are comfortable.
- Home signings for families and individuals
- Office and workplace visits for teams
- Hospital and nursing facility visits
- Business, retail and job-site appointments
- Coffee shops, libraries and other agreed public places
What to bring
A few minutes of preparation keeps the appointment short. Here is what every signing needs.
- The address, the room or unit, and any parking or check-in instructions
- A current photo ID for every signer
- The complete, unsigned documents
- For hospital or care visits, a staff contact who knows I am coming
Accepted ID usually includes
- Texas driver license or ID card
- U.S. passport or passport card
- Driver license from another state
- U.S. military ID
- Foreign passport
How it works
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Book the visit
Choose Request Mobile Service, give the address and a time window, and tell me what is being signed.
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Travel quote
I confirm the travel fee before the appointment so the total is clear before I set off.
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I arrive prepared
Seal, journal, certificates, pens and a clipboard for signing anywhere, from a dining table to a hospital tray.
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Signed on the spot
The documents are notarized in front of you and handed back before I leave.
Common questions
All questions Where does Notable Notary travel?
Notable Notary travels across Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas and the surrounding DFW area, including Grand Prairie, Mansfield and Irving. If you are further out, ask; longer trips can often be arranged.
How is the travel fee worked out?
The travel fee depends on distance, time of day and how many stops are involved. It is quoted and agreed before the appointment and is separate from the notarial fees set by Texas law.
Can you come to a hospital or nursing home?
Yes. The signer must be alert, able to communicate and able to understand what they are signing, and they need an acceptable ID. Let the nursing staff know a notary is visiting.
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Book your notary appointment
Choose how you would like to start. Every request gets a reply to confirm the time, place and anything you need to bring.
Scan to book
Point your phone camera at the code to open the scheduling page.