Frequently Asked Questions
Whether this is your first time using a mobile notary or you're scheduling a loan signing, we're here to make the process simple. Below are answers to many of the questions our clients ask before their appointment.
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A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to your preferred location to notarize documents. We can meet at your home, office, healthcare facility, business, or another agreed location.
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Please have:
Your unsigned documents
A valid government-issued photo ID
All required signers present
Any witnesses required by your document (unless arranged in advance)
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No.
As a notary public, we cannot provide legal advice or explain the legal meaning of documents. Questions about your documents should be directed to the attorney or organization that prepared them.
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No.
Most documents should be signed in the presence of the notary unless instructed otherwise.
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We provide mobile notary services throughout our Alabama service area.
Appointments are available at:
Homes
Businesses
Hospitals
Nursing Facilities
Assisted Living Communities
Coffee Shops
Other agreed locations
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Pricing depends on:
Type of notarization
Travel distance
Number of notarizations
Appointment location
Specialized services
We'll always confirm pricing before scheduling.
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We accept approved payment methods listed on our Pricing page. Payment details will be confirmed before your appointment.
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Yes.
We provide professional loan signing services for title companies, lenders, buyers, sellers, and escrow professionals.
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Yes.
Evening and weekend appointments are available based on scheduling and availability.
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Simply click the Schedule Appointment button, complete the request form, and we'll contact you to confirm your appointment details.
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If you don't see your question listed above, we'd be happy to help. Contact AIA Professional Services and we'll answer your questions before your appointment.