Killeen Mobile Notary and Fingerprinting Services

WHAT IS A NOTARY?

A notary, or notary public, is an official authorized by the government to witness and authenticate the signing of documents. They help verify the identities of the people involved in the transaction and ensure that they are signing voluntarily and with understanding. Notaries often handle tasks such as administering oaths, certifying copies of documents, and taking affidavits.

WHAT IS THE NOTARY FINGERPRINTING PROCESS?

A notary, or notary public, is an official authorized by the government to witness and authenticate the signing of documents. They help verify the identities of the people involved in the transaction and ensure that they are signing voluntarily and with understanding. Notaries often handle tasks such as administering oaths, certifying copies of documents, and taking affidavits.

SERVICES OFFERED BY US

✔ Notary

✔ Mobile Notary

✔ Certified Copies
✔ Loan Signing Agent

WHAT TYPE OF DOCUMENTS DO WE NOTARIZE?

Power of Attorney

Durable Power of Attorney

Living Will

Advanced Directive

Divorce Decree

Articles of Organization

Vendor Agreement

Employment Agreement

Bill of Sale

Passport Application

Divorce Contested

Pre-Marital Agreement

Quit Claim Deed

Warranty Deed

Deed of Trust

Mortgage/Loan Documents

Professional License & Certification

Parental Consent for Travel

Guardianship Agreement

Adoption Placement Agreement

Car Note

Title Transfer

Deposition

Affidavit

I-9 Form

Firearm Permit

Firearm Transfer

School Documents

Articles of Incorporation

School Documents

FAQs

What do I need to get a document notarized?

To get a document notarized, you'll need to find a licensed notary public, bring valid ID, and present the unsigned document for them to witness your signature. Be prepared to pay a small fee for the service.

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Disclaimer
Killeen Notary is a notary public service provider. We facilitate the notarization of documents as per applicable laws and regulations. However, we are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice, legal representation, or any legal services. Notarization does not validate the truthfulness, accuracy, or legality of the content within the documents—our role is strictly to verify identities and witness signatures. If you require legal advice or have concerns about the legal implications of your documents, we strongly recommend consulting a licensed attorney.