Bexar County Inmate Notary Services

Fast jail notary help for Power of Attorney, property documents, court forms, and affidavits.

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South TX Notary provides services for those individuals who are currently incarcerated.  Our professional notary will travel to meet the signer in person, verify their identity, and obtain a wet signature on your documents.  We can only notarize documents that you provide to us.  The notary is prohibited by law from drafting, editing, or offering legal advice.  If you are unsure about the validity of your document, please contact a licensed attorney.  In general, documents such as wills, estate docs, power of attorney, and other acknowledgements or jurats are often notarized without any issues.  We do not leave copies of documents, and the originals are returned to you promptly after the session.  

Please be mindful that our access to the detention facilities are dependent on the policies of the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.  They have administrative authority over the jail, and therefore can modify visitation access without notice at any time.  We do offer services to the surrounding counties, including Atascosa, Medina, Kerr, Kendall, Guadalupe, and Wilson counties.

​How Jail Notary Works

1. Tell us facility + inmate name + DOB/SID
2. Send the document (or we can help print it)
3. We coordinate the visit & return the signed document

Estimated timeline:

• Same day / next day depending on facility scheduling.
• 2-5 working days

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Notary Services for Bexar County Jail Inmates

Request Jail Notary Appointment

County Jail Service
(Click on facility for website.)

Atascosa County Jail
1108 Campbell Avenue
​Jourdanton, Texas 78026
Bexar County Jail
200 N. Comal 
San Antonio, Texas 78201
Bandera County Jail
3360 TX-173
Bandera, TX 78003
​Comal County Jail
3000 IH 35 South
New Braunfels, Texas 78130
​Gillespie County Jail
104 Industrial Loop
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Guadalupe County Jail
2615 N Guadalupe St
Seguin, TX 78155
Kendall County Jail
6 Staudt St,
Boerne, TX 78006
Medina County Jail
801 Ave Y
Hondo, TX 78861
Uvalde County Jail
339 King Fisher Ln
Uvalde, TX 78801

Why choose us?

• ✅ 19+ years Texas Notary
  
• ✅ Fast scheduling assistance
  
• ✅ Professional + discreet
  
• ✅ Serving San Antonio & Bexar County
  

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How do I schedule an inmate notary in Bexar County?

Scheduling is simple:

1. Contact us by phone, text, or online request
   
2. Provide:
   
   • Facility name
     
   • Inmate full name
     
   • DOB and/or SID number
     
   • Document type
     
   • Deadline (if any)
     
3. We confirm facility rules, coordinate access/scheduling, and provide a quote
   
4. Once approved, we complete the notary visit and return documents as requested
   

What facilities do you serve?

We serve Bexar County-area detention facilities, including:

• Bexar County Adult Detention Center (Sheriff’s Office / Jail)
  
• Bexar County Jail Annex / Support facilities
  
• Local detention, holding, and correctional facilities in the San Antonio area (where notary access is allowed)
  

Facilities vary in access rules, scheduling windows, and approved document handling. If your facility allows notary visits, we can usually help.

Does the inmate need an ID?

Yes. The inmate must have some form of valid identification available through the facility, such as:

• Facility-issued inmate ID / booking identification
  
• Government-issued ID retained by the jail (if available)
  
• Other jail-approved identification method
  

⚠️ If the inmate cannot be properly identified, the notarization cannot legally be completed.

Can you bring the document to the jail?

Yes. You have options:

• You can email/text/upload the document to us, and we can print and bring it, if the facility permits.
  
• Or you can deliver/drop off the document to us ahead of time.
  
• Or we can meet with a designated contact to receive it.
  

If the document is not ready, we can also help you understand what form is needed (without giving legal advice).

Can you notarize POA or deed forms?

Yes, as long as:

• The inmate is competent and willing to sign
  
• The document is complete (no missing pages)
  
• The facility allows the signing
  
• Any witness requirements are met (if applicable)
  

We commonly notarize:

• Power of Attorney (POA)
  
• Deeds / property documents
  
• Affidavits
  
• Authorizations
  
• Legal declarations
  

⚠️ Note: We can notarize signatures, but we cannot advise which POA/deed to use or provide legal guidance.

How long does it take?

Timing depends on facility schedules, but typical turnarounds are:

• Standard: 24–72 hours
  
• Rush service: Same day / next day (when facility access allows)
  

Some facilities require:

• prior approval
  
• limited visiting hours
  
• scheduling windows
  

So the quickest way to speed things up is providing all inmate details upfront and sending the document immediately.

OFFICIAL NOTICE
RE: CIVIL VS CRIMINAL

If your documents are related to a criminal matter (i.e., Criminal Affidavit related to charges),
​you MUST obtain a written letter from the attorney on record that allows us permission to enter the jail facility.
​No exceptions.
If your documents are related to a civil matter (i.e., Power of Attorney)
​we do not need written approval, and can proceed with your notarization requests.

Important Jail Notary Notes

• Inmate must have valid ID available (jail system or booking ID rules)
  
• Facility may require scheduling approval
  
• Some document types may require witnesses
  
• Notary cannot give legal advice or create legal strategy
  

​Visit our jail information page to learn more about the process!

Click here to open our jail service information page.