types of notarizations

A General Notary is authorized to witness signatures, administer oaths, and certify copies of documents. They verify the identity of signers and ensure that all parties are signing voluntarily and with an understanding of the document's contents.

A Mobile Notary provides traditional notary services at a location convenient to you, such as a home, office, or public place.  These services are especially helpful for individuals with mobility issues, busy schedules, or urgent document signing needs. 

An Electronic Notary, or eNotary, performs notarizations electronically. They use digital signatures and electronic seals to notarize documents online, ensuring the same level of security and authenticity as traditional notarization but with the convenience of a digital platform. eNotarization is often used for real estate transactions, legal documents, and contracts.

A Notary Signing Agent is a specialized notary who handles the notarization of loan and mortgage documents during real estate transactions. They have additional training and certification, often through the National Notary Association (NNA), to manage complex financial documents and guide borrowers through the signing process.

A Remote Online Notary performs notarizations remotely via video conferencing technology. The entire notarization process, including identity verification, is conducted online. This type of notary service has gained popularity, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, due to its convenience and efficiency.

Specialty Notaries focus on specific industries or types of documents. For example, they might specialize in healthcare directives, immigration documents, or business transactions. They often have additional knowledge or certifications related to their area of specialization.