Notary public in Fairview Park, at the office or mobile

I'm a commissioned Ohio notary public. I notarize documents at my office at 21380 Lorain Road, Suite 303, in Fairview Park, and I travel to you as a mobile notary when that's easier. Call (440) 331-8989 to set a time.

What to bring to a notary appointment

The document, unsigned. If it has to be signed in front of a notary, sign it in front of me.
Photo ID for every signer. A current driver's license, state ID card or passport.
Every person who is signing. Each signer has to appear in person.
Any witnesses the document asks for, if it needs them.

What a notary does, and what a notary can't do

A notary confirms that the person signing is who they say they are and that they're signing willingly. That's it.

A notary can't give legal advice, tell you which form you need, or explain what a legal document means for you. For that, you need an attorney. A notary also can't notarize a document they're named in.

Mobile notary appointments

If getting to Lorain Road is difficult, I can come to your home or office. Tell me where, when, how many people are signing and roughly how many pages. I'll confirm the price before the appointment.

Coming in for your taxes anyway?

Bring the document along to your tax appointment. Two errands, one parking spot.

Tax help is on the services page, and you can read reviews from clients before you book.

Questions about notary public

Do I need an appointment for a notary?

Yes, please call (440) 331-8989 first so we can set a time when I'm in the office.

What ID do I need to bring?

A current government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license, state ID card or passport, for every person who is signing.

Should I sign the document before I come?

No. If the document needs to be signed in front of a notary, wait and sign it in front of me.

Can a notary come to me?

Yes. Mobile notary appointments are available at your home or office. Tell me where and when you need it, and I'll confirm the price before the appointment.