Services
We are your West Michigan mobile notary, providing notary services to the northern Grand Rapids metro area (Kent County).
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From wills, power of attorney, parental consent forms and more, we've got you covered.
If you are in our service area, we can meet at a library, coffee shop, a parking lot, or from the comfort of your home.
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Almost anything with a signature can be notarized. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for your traveling notary needs!
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General Notary Documents
Real Estate Documents
Estate Planning
School Documents
Consent Forms
Bill of Sale
Notice of Commencement
Adoption Papers
Divorce Decrees
Guardianship and Custody
Unclaimed Property Forms
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Purchase Agreements
Seller's Packages
Refinances
Lease Agreements
Quitclaim Deeds
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Living Wills
Last Will and Testaments
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Advance Directives
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Other services include I-9 Employment Verification, exam proctoring and document courier services.
Michigan Service Areas
Serving these Northern Grand Rapids metro communities:
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Rockford
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Cannonsburg
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Cedar Springs
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Comstock Park
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Belmont
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Northview
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49525
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49505
Why Choose Us?
Your privacy and security is of utmost importance. Information provided to us will remain confidential.
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Commissioned by the State of Michigan
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Background Screened
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Bonded and E&O Insured
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NNA and Loan Signing System Certified Signing Agent
Member of:
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The National Notary Association (NNA) and the Michigan Notary Association
How Your Mobile Notary Appointment Works
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Set up your appointment: Complete the notary intake form. You can call, text, or email if you have any questions or directly request an appointment online through this site. ​
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Have your document(s) ready: Before your notarization, your document should be filled out completely with no blank spaces (except for signature/date). The notary cannot legally provide, prepare or help you complete the document or offer legal advice. Please wait to sign until you are before the notary public.
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Signer(s) must be present: All signers must be physically at the appointment, able to directly communicate with the notary without the use of interpreters, understand what they are signing and signing of their own free will.
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Signer(s) must have current ID: An unexpired, government issued ID must be presented by all signers at the time of the appointment (must be an original, not a copy). The ID must have both a photo and a signature.
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Click FAQ below for answers to frequently asked questions to help you prepare for your appointment:
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