Notary Always Onsite

We offer Pennsylvania (DMV) Department of Motor Vehicles related services; which include Title Transfer and registration, Apportion Registration for big trucks, Renewals, and more including;

NOTARY OATHS & AFFIRMATIONS

AFFIDAVITS

NOTARY PROCTOR / EXAMS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CERTIFICATES

DEPOSITIONS

ATTESTATIONS

VERIFICATIONS

Who is a Notary Public?

A Notary is a State-officiated professional who provides witness services to the signing of important documents including affidavits, mortgages, loan documents, deeds, and other legal documents. Notaries are also permitted to take oaths and affirmations. Notaries are appointed by government agencies in the United States at the state level.

In Pennsylvania, a Notary is a person with integrity acting as a public servant. This person typically acts as a witness to the signing of an important document(s) within a transaction. Ultimately, the role of a Notary helps to prevent fraud in significant situations. Examples of these situations would include the transfer of property or give over financial powers.

Apostille

Notary Public

Mobile Notary

Loan Signing Service

Weekend Notary Services

Evening Notary Services

Corporate Attorney

Notary Service

Corporate Bank Notary Services

Adoption Notary Service

Travel Documents Notary Service

Notary Administer Oaths

Apostiles Service

Fund Management Notary service

Notary Authentication

Marriage Abroad Notary Services

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Understanding What A Notary Does

Loan/Mortgage Documents

Real Estate Documents

Lines of Credit

Powers of Attorney

Legal Papers

Wills & Trusts

Depositions & Oaths,

Affirmations & Acknowledgments

Court Documents

Divorce Decree

Adoption Papers

Affidavit of Parental Consent to Travel

Medical Documents

Fraud Affidavits for Identity Theft Cases

Lottery Winners & Recovery Services

Attesting to Photocopies

Certifying the Contents of Safe-deposit Boxes

Official Verification of Persons Signing Documents

Types of Documents We Cannot Notarize

Any State Official Document – Birth Certificates, Death Records, Marriages, etc.

Immigration Documents

Incomplete Documents

Photographs

Blank Documents/Signature

Faxed or Copied Signatures

Types of Documents We Can Notarize

Types of Documents We Can Notarize

Requirements

We are licensed by the State of Pennsylvania to serve as Notary publics and can facilitate a smooth processing of your legal original document for Apostille.

What are the requirements for apostilling a document in Pennsylvania?

The following are the requirements necessary to apostille or legalize a document in the state of Pennsylvania. Also listed are the types of documents that can be apostilled.

Apostille Service for an Original Document

You will need to make sure of the following:

• You have an original document or duplicate issued by the State

• Appropriate signature is provided

• Original document was recently issued

The apostille of the original takes anywhere from 4-10 business days. (COVID-upwards)

Apostile

An apostille is needed in order to use United States issued documents in other countries around the world.

Express Service

Same day service available for Pennsylvania Apostilles – if the document is received by 10:00 am Eastern Time.

Expedited Mobile Pickup

We provide our valuable customers with reliable, expedited pickup and delivery service (additional Charge)

Certified Translation

Certified and business document translation services English, Spanish and Italian

How long does it take to get an Apostille Certification from Pennsylvania Department of State?

Normal processing: 2-3 business days, plus additional time for mailing.
Counter Service: up to 2-3 business days, same day service may be available depending on workload. (COVID 2-3 weeks).

Notary / Apostile

An apostille is an international certification that authenticates the origins of a public document. (See The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalization for Foreign Public Documents, Oct. 5, 1961, 33 U.S.T. 883, 527 U.N.T.S. 189 (the “Hague Convention”).

• May I send my federal documents to your office to be authenticated?

No!

Federal documents are not authenticated at the state level. Please contact the United States Department of State Authentications Office.

• Can my document be sent to a third party by your office after it has been authenticated?

Yes!

Documents may be directed to a third party when the sender encloses a pre-addressed, pre-paid carrier-envelope when mailing the documents to our office for authentication. Any document received without a paid return envelope will be delivered to the original sender via United States Postal Service.

• Payment options?

Credit Card, Check, Zelle, Cash app, Square, Cashier’s Check or Money Order.

Is Expedited Processing Available

Yes!

Expedited services are available and fees are in addition to the statutory fees associated with the type of document submitted or service sought.

International Apostile