Frequently Asked Questions

MDB Notary offers professional, convenient, and reliable notary services that are available on weekdays and weekends. Since I am a mobile notary I will travel to your location. This will save you time, stress and allow you to continue your regular schedule.

The time it takes to notarize a document depends on the complexity of the notarization and the number of documents to be notarized. We work efficiently to ensure that all documents are notarized in a timely manner.

 A notary public is an official authorized to perform various legal tasks, such as witnessing signatures and administering oaths. A notarization is an official certifying process. A notarization doesn't legalize or validate a document.

Notaries help prevent fraud by verifying the identity of individuals signing important documents. A notarial stamp/seal certifies the documents wording, it does not legalize or validate the contents of a document 

I can notarize a variety of documents, including affidavits, deeds, wills, and power of attorney forms.

Yes, seeing as how I am a mobile notary, appointments are necessary for service. You can schedule an appointment here. 

Please bring a government-issued ID with a photo and signature, such as a driver's license or passport.

Yes, I provide mobile notary services. Contact me to schedule an appointment.  

Fees may vary. Contact me for specific pricing details. You can also visit my page labeled Prices to get an estimate of the cost.

Yes, accept various payment methods, including credit cards, for your convenience. 

No, bare in mind as a notary I am a neutral 3rd party. I do not and can not provide legal advice or prepare legal documents. My role is to witness and notarize signatures.

An acknowledgment is a notary act where the signer acknowledges their signature in the presence of the notary.

A jurat is a notary act where the signer swears or affirms the truthfulness of a document's contents.

I will verify your identity, ensure you understand the document, and witness your signature. In some cases you will be performing an oath.

A notary certificate is a statement at the end of a document, indicating the notary's actions.

Yes, I will attach the appropriate notary certificate as required by law.

Yes, I will make reasonable accommodations to ensure accessibility.

A notary seal is an official mark that indicates the notary's approval of a document.

Yes, I maintain a notary journal as required by law to record notarial acts.

Yes, there is a travel fee for mobile notary services. Contact me for details.

Notaries in Nevada must renew their commission every four years.

Yes, I can notarize various business documents, such as contracts and agreements.

Please consult NRS Chapter 240 directly for the latest notary regulations in Nevada.

Generally, a notarization is considered valid as long as the document is in effect.

Occasionally, entities may reject a notarization if it doesn't meet their specific requirements.