Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is a notary public?
A notary public is a state-authorized official who verifies the identity of signers and witnesses important document signings. The notary’s role is to deter fraud, confirm that signers understand what they are signing, and ensure documents are signed willingly.

2. What types of documents can you notarize?
As a mobile notary in Wake Forest, NC and surrounding areas, I can notarize:

• Loan and real estate documents

• Power of attorney forms

• Wills, trusts, and estate planning documents

• Healthcare directives

• School permission and travel consent forms

• Business contracts and affidavits

• Apostille-related documents

3. Do you provide mobile notary services?
Yes! Seal Signature & Beyond is a mobile notary service. I travel to your home, office, hospital, nursing facility, or another location that is most convenient for you. My goal is to save you time and provide a smooth notarization experience.

4. What do I need to bring to a notary appointment?
Please have:

• The document(s) that require notarization (filled out, but not signed yet).

• A valid government-issued photo ID (such as a driver’s license, passport, or state ID card).

5. Can you notarize documents written in another language?
Yes, I can notarize documents in another language, provided that the signer and I can communicate clearly in English to confirm understanding.

6. How much do mobile notary services cost?
North Carolina sets standard notary fees per signature. In addition, I charge a reasonable travel fee for mobile notary services in Wake Forest, Raleigh, Durham, and surrounding areas. I provide a clear price quote before every appointment.

7. Can you notarize documents for family members?
To remain impartial, I cannot notarize documents for immediate family members.

8. What is an apostille and do you offer apostille services?
An apostille is a certification that makes documents valid for international use under the Hague Convention. Yes, I offer apostille services in Wake Forest, NC and nearby areas. I guide clients through the process to make sure documents are properly authenticated for overseas acceptance.

9. Do you officiate weddings?
Yes! In addition to notary work, I am commissioned as a wedding officiant in North Carolina.

10. How do I schedule a mobile notary appointment?
Scheduling is quick and easy—just call, email, or fill out the contact form on this website. I’ll confirm your appointment and meet you at a convenient location.