I am performing Mobile Notary services but I follow the State of Ohio protocols for businesses including, but not limited to: 1. face coverings, 2. gloves, and 3. social distancing.

Question:
What is a mobile Notary?
Answer:
 A mobile Notary is a Notary Public who travels to meet clients in-person.  Usually, you must make an appointment and wait to meet a mobile notary at a specified time and location.

I travel to your location including your home, hospitals, nursing homes, hospice, senior living facilities, etc. to notarize living wills, medical directives, power of attorney, wills and more.

I travel to your location to notarize adoption papers, automobile finance forms, child travel consent documents, child support forms, deeds, divorce papers, lease agreements, trusts, and more.

Moyer Paralegal Services, Ltd. charges a travel fee (from $10 to $25) based on your location. Travel fees are always quoted upfront and travel fees must be agreed upon before a notary will perform any duties. Travel fees are separate from Notary fees. Notary Fee is only $5.00 per notarization!

Notary Training:
Your Responsibilities as a Notary Public – NALS, The Association for Legal Professionals
Notary Essentials Course – National Notary Association

I assist with I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification!
A Notary Public is an excellent choice for completing Form I-9 for remote hires. Employers often direct their new remote hires to contact a Notary because they are easy to find, and because notaries are accustomed to identifying their clients, reviewing official documents and witnessing signatures.

I-9 Form Verification is only $25.00! I can also travel to your location.*
*Moyer Paralegal Services, Ltd. charges a travel fee (from $10 to $25) based on your location. Travel fees are always quoted upfront and travel fees must be agreed upon before a notary will perform any duties.

Verify I-9 Training from Notary 2 Pro