Texas Notaries may charge $10 per document and $1 each additional signature.  
This does not include convenience fees for mobile notarization travel, online notarization platform costs, and other specialty services. 

A notary must be able to validate the identity of a signer.  If you do not have a valid government-issued identification card, a witness may be used to confirm a signers identity.  This usually requires the witness to swear under oath under penalty of perjury, in the presence of a notary.  Simply specify this when scheduling, and we can provide the credible witness document for your use.  (Visit Texas.gov to apply for an ID)

Apostilles authenticate and certify the seals and signatures of officials on public documents.  This type of document legalization is typically used when sending docs outside of the United States for foreign government recognition.  
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Emergencies happen.  If you can't find an available time slot, and you have an urgent request, we have two options:
* Send a text to: 210-446-8851
* Call 210-701-0025, option 3.

Yes!  Your email confirmation provides an option to reschedule.  Simply click on the text link provided in your email.

No.  Recordable documents such as birth certificates can only be authenticated by the government entity that issues them.  A Texas Notary cannot certify a copy of a birth certificate either.  The Notary can notarized an attached signature statement.

A notary is not allowed to draft legal documents unless they are a licensed attorney.  We are not able to create or modify legal documents.  Legal docs should be obtained from a licened lawyer.  We CAN however notarize your legal document.  For document help, you can reach Texas Law Help for free legal doc downloads.

Although we cannot provide you with legal documents, there are resources that do.  We have a link to those resources on our Forms & Fees page.

Our translations page offers you the option to have your document translated by a certified specialist.  The cost starts at $40 per page.  Simply upload your document!

​To apply for a "permanent" (blue) placard or "temporary" (red) placard, you must:

1. Download the Application for Persons with Disabilities Parking Placard and/or License Plate (Form VTR-214)
2. Have your doctor or health care provider complete the Disability Statement section of the application
3. Submit the completed application and payment (if applicable) to your county tax office

According to the National Notary Association:
"In Texas, Notaries may only certify a copy if the original document cannot be recorded with a specific government entity, such as the Secretary of State’s office, a court of law, or a county clerk. Any document that can potentially be recorded with an agency cannot be copy-certified. Because it is not always clear if a passport will or will not be recorded with some type of government entity at some point and the Secretary of State’s office has told the NNA in the past that a passport is a potentially recordable document, the safest course for Texas Notaries is to avoid certifying copies of passports."  Source: NNA

Instead of meeting the notary in person, you would simply use your smart phone or laptop device.  We use audio and video technology to record the session. Your identity is verified by answering some questions and uploading a photo of your ID via a secure platform.  You sign with a click, and we email your notarized docs immediately after your session.  Click here to learn more.