A Notary Public is an official authorized by the government to serve as an impartial witness in certain legal transactions. Their primary role is to verify the identity of the people involved, witness the signing of documents, and administer oaths. Notaries help prevent fraud by ensuring that signers are entering into agreements knowingly and willingly.

Here are some key functions of a Notary Public:

Witnessing Signatures: They witness the signing of legal documents, such as contracts, deeds, and affidavits, to confirm that the signature is genuine and made willingly.

Verifying Identity: Notaries often verify the identity of the person signing a document by reviewing identification (e.g., a passport or driver’s license).

Administering Oaths and Affirmations: They can administer oaths for things like affidavits or other sworn statements.

Certifying Copies of Documents: In some cases, they can certify that a copy of a document is a true and correct copy of the original.

Notaries play a vital role in various types of transactions, especially those that need to be legally binding, such as property transfers, wills, or powers of attorney.

A Mobile Notary is a notary public who provides notarial services outside of a traditional office setting, offering the convenience of traveling to the client’s location. Instead of having to go to a notary’s office, you can schedule a mobile notary to come to your home, office, hospital, or any other place where the notarization is needed. This service is particularly useful for people who are unable to travel due to illness, disability, or busy schedules.

CNTDA stands for Certified Notary Trust Delivery Agent and is a credentialed notary that has undergone advanced training and testing to better serve the public and estate planning professionals in the skillful presentation and execution of trust documents. This certification ensures your documents are handled accurately, professionally, and with the highest level of care.

I specialize in full living trusts, wills, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, trust certifications, deeds, and other estate planning documents. I also notarize related documents such as trust amendments and beneficiary designations.

I travel to you — at home, your office, a hospital, or another convenient location within Galveston, Harris, or Brazoria County.

Make sure it’s current and clearly shows your photo and signature so we can complete your signing smoothly.

Signers should bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, or state ID). Make sure it’s current and clearly shows your photo and signature so we can complete your signing smoothly.

Fees depend on the number of documents, travel distance, and number of signers. Notary fees are regulated by Texas law, and I provide a personalized quote for your signing.

Yes. While I cannot give legal advice, I walk clients through each document to ensure they understand the purpose of the signing, making the process smooth and clear.

Absolutely. We frequently assist clients in these settings and are committed to making the notarization process convenient and stress-free.

Important Note: By law, the signer must be lucid and aware of what they are signing for the notarization to be valid. We will confirm the signer's comprehension before proceeding.

Yes. We proudly partner with estate planning attorneys across Galveston, Harris, Brazoria, and surrounding counties to streamline the signing process for their clients. Our expertise ensures every signing is completed efficiently and accurately, saving attorneys time and giving clients peace of mind.

Yes. We also work directly with families, individuals, financial planners as well as law firms who need professional, reliable notarization for estate planning documents. Whether you’re finalizing your own trust or helping a loved one, we ensure every signing is completed with care and accuracy.

Most estate planning signings take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of documents and signers. Our goal is to make the process thorough yet efficient, giving you confidence that everything has been executed properly the first time.

Before your appointment, make sure all documents are complete and ready for signature, and that each signer brings a valid, government-issued photo ID. We’ll handle the rest—guiding you through each step to ensure a smooth, stress-free experience.

Yes, we can often assist. Many legal documents, such as wills or certain deeds, require one or two subscribing witnesses in addition to the notary. If you are unable to secure your own, we can usually arrange for one or more credible witnesses to be present for your signing.

Please Note: There is an additional fee per witness, and this must be requested and confirmed in advance when you book your appointment.

While I focus on estate planning, I can notarize other legal documents as needed, such as general powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and affidavits related to estate matters.

We provide flexible scheduling to meet your needs, including evenings and weekends by appointment. Whether it’s for personal, business, or legal documents, we work around your schedule to ensure a convenient time for your signing.

Standard Hours:
Mon–Sat: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sun: 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM

24/7 Mobile Notary Available by Appointment
Call or Text: 832-279-8108 for priority service
Email: [email protected]

We proudly provide mobile notary services across Galveston, Harris, and Brazoria Counties. We are ready to travel to your location within this service region for any document signing needs.

You can call, text, email, or use the online booking form to schedule your estate planning or trust signing. I offer flexible scheduling, including evenings, weekends, and 24/7 by appointment. Scheduling your appointment is quick and easy!

You have several convenient options:

Online Booking (Fastest): Use our dedicated online scheduling tool on our website to view our real-time availability and secure your preferred time instantly.

Email: Send us a request at [email protected].

Phone/Text: Call or text us directly at 832.279.8108.

Contact Form: Fill out the contact form on our website.

We will promptly confirm your booking, ensuring a professional, seamless signing experience at a convenient time and location that fits your schedule.

I currently provide only in-person notarization services. However, if remote online notarization (RON) becomes an option in the future, I will update my services accordingly.