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I9 Authorized Representative

Need an I9 Authorized Representative that will travel to you in DC, MD or VA? Traveling I9 Authorized Representative that comes to you 24 Hours 7 Days a week! Notarize I9.

DMV Notary Mobile is a traveling notary that comes to you at a moment’s notice, on call at a home, office, hospital, the airport (DCA Reagan National, BWI, Dulles IAD), a correctional facility, courthouse, skilled nursing facility or any place of business or residence. We travel to you throughout Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. Need to Notarize I9? Searching for an I9 notary near me, Mobile Notary DC, Mobile Notary Maryland or Mobile Notary Virginia? We are reliable, punctual, friendly, knowledgeable and professional. We are also able to assist with loan signings!

Looking for an I-9 Authorized Representative in DC Maryland Virginia? Are you in need of an Apostille for a document you are sending to another country? We are one of the few mobile notaries in DC, Maryland and Virginia that will travel and are available 24 hours, 7 days a week. We are sensitive to situations of all kinds and take great care in customer satisfaction. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

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If you are looking for I9 Authorized Representative or Apostille Services in the DC area then you do not have to worry much about it. If you need a very important document notarized on time and in a hurry without hassling yourself up you can call us! We will drive to you and get your papers signed and authenticated in no time in the very comfort of your own home, office or anywhere else.

Commonly Notarized Documents

• I-9 Form

• Estate Planning - Trusts, Power of Attorney,  Health Care Directives
  Trust Certifications

• Wealth Management / Private Banking / Financial  / Insurance

• Real Estate Documents

• Affidavits

• Acknowledgements

• Loans - Refinances, Purchases, HELOCs, Ship Mortgages

• Construction  - Waivers, Claims, Releases Upon Payment

• Deeds - Quitclaim Deed, Grant Deed, Deed of Trust & others

• Powers of Attorney & Certified Copies of Powers of Attorney

• Adoption - medical, employer verification, background, etc.

• Divorce / Settlement Agreements / Pre-nuptial Agreements

• Permission to Travel; Passport Applications for Minors

• Wills (Only if prepared by an Attorney)

• And many, many more, as needed!

Notary for Loan Signing Documents

You’re nearing the completion of obtaining the loan for the purchase of your home or a refinance. Your bank or lending institution has been in talks with escrow concerning all the costs of the transaction. The bank has drafted or will send over final documents to the escrow company for signing. In DC Maryland and Virginia, we can travel to you and these documents may be signed with a mobile notary in a place that is convenient for you (home / workplace / coffee shop). Your identify will be confirmed by the notary, affirm your willingness to sign the important documents, and sign accordingly. Upon completion, the notary will return the documents for you to the title company or the appropriate parties for processing.

If you need a NNA signing agent in DC Maryland or Virginia, we can help!

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Educational Documents

• Academic certificates

• Diplomas/degrees

• Transcripts

• School Verification Letters

Personal Documents

• Birth/Death Certificates

• Marriage/Divorce Certificates

• Certificate of Single Status

• Local/State Police Background Check

• Personal Power of Attorney

• Certified Translations

• Copy of Passports (Identification Page)

• Copy of Driver License

Business, Corporate & Legal Documents

• I-9 Form

• General Power of Attorney

• Resolution

• Distribution/Agency Agreement

• Articles of Incorporation/Registration

• Appointment/Distributor

• Authorization of Agent

• Assignment

• Board Resolution

• Certificate of Incorporation

• By Laws

• US Patent Application

• Trademark Application

• Certificate of Good Standing

• Free Sale Certificate/EP

• Price List

• Financial Statement

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What is a Notary Public?

A notary public is someone who has been appointed by the state to authenticate legal documents and verify the identity of the document’s signer(s). Notaries can be individuals such as lawyers or government officials.

Notarization (the process of getting your document signed by a notary public) helps prevent fraud by ensuring individuals authenticate their documents before they can be used. It can also help confirm that the signer intended to sign the document and wasn’t pressured into doing so (e.g. through undue influence, coercion or duress, etc.), similar to signing your document in front of a witness.

For instance, as a Notary Public, when signing a Prenuptial Agreement, it is very important that the signers signed out of their own free will, understood what they were signing was a contract, and signed with their correct legal names. Signing a prenup with a notary public can help prevent avoidable issues and assist in proving all the right steps were taken in the event that the document’s validity is questioned in the future.

A Notary public can also do a number of other tasks, such as:

• Witness signatures

• Certify copies of legal documents

• Administer oaths or affirmations to individuals (to verify the contents of documents are true)

For some documents, notarization is required (meaning, without it, your document may be invalid or unusable).

For example, an Affidavit is a statement of facts provided under oath. It is generally used to verify something a person knows is true (like their identity) but in order to make this assertion, it needs to be sworn in front of a notary public (or someone else authorized to administer oaths).

In other words, without completing the crucial step of swearing your document in front of a notary, an Affidavit is just a bunch of text on a page that cannot be used in a court or by another entity.

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Notarizing Your Legal Documents

A notary public is needed in law as they help ensure your document is valid. Many legal documents require notarization during execution; however, even when notarization is not required, it is a recommended way to help prevent avoidable issues like fraud, duress, and more.

Benefits of Using a Mobile Notary Public for Real Estate Documents

Benefits of Using Mobile Notary Services

When documents need to be notarized quickly or at a specific location, using mobile notary signing services is a must. Mobile notary signing agents offer a number of benefits in both personal and business settings:

• Real estate transactions: Being able to close at any location is a huge benefit for real estate agents. Mobile notaries can provide the notary signing services necessary to close at the agent's or client's location of choice, whether it be at a local coffee shop or at the home being closed. As a Traveling I9 Notary near me, we can travel to you in Washington DC Maryland and Virginia.

• Title and escrow transactions: Time is often of the essence when title and escrow transactions are taking place, and mobile signing makes it easier for title and escrow companies to have legal documents notarized on short notice.

• Mortgage and lending transactions: In fast-paced financial industries, a transaction which takes place several hours late can mean the difference between $1000s in interest rates or funding. Fast notarization of legal documents ensures lending transactions happen on time or ahead of schedule.

Apostille Service & Authentication Services

What is an Apostille?

An apostille is a certification or seal issued by the US Department of State in D.C. or the Secretary of State in your state which certifies your personal and commercial documents. Official papers or certificates that may require an apostille to be attached are:

• Birth Certificates

• Marriage Certificates

• Death Certificates

• Divorce Decree

• Single Status Affidavit

• Background Checks (Local, State, FBI)

• Power of Attorney

• Copy of Passport

• Copy of Driver License

• Transcripts

• Diplomas

• Authorization Letter

• Travel Consent Letter

• Articles of Incorporation

• Certificate of Good Standing

• Certification of Free Sale

• Certification of Origin

• Corporate Power of Attorney

• Commercial Invoice

* Apostilles from the Secretary of State are placed on Personal and Commercial Documents such as Diplomas, Transcripts, Powers of Attorney, Company Agreements, Birth and Marriage certificates, etc. Apostilles from the US Department of State are placed on documents issued by US Federal agencies such as FBI Background checks, IRS documents, Certificates to Foreign Government, Naturalization documents.

Click here if you are in need of Apostille Services in DC or Maryland