Mobile Notary Austin TX

What is a Notary Public?

A Notary Public is a state-appointed official who verifies identities, witnesses document signings, and helps prevent fraud in legal transactions.

What areas do you serve in Austin (and surrounding cities)?

Signature Plus Notary Services is based in the Austin area and offers mobile notary appointments throughout:

• Austin

• Buda

• Kyle

• Manchaca

• Sunset Valley

• Bee Cave

• West Lake Hills

• Rollingwood

• Pflugerville

• Round Rock

If you’re outside these areas, reach out anyway— we may still be able to help.

Can you notarize at a hospital or nursing home in Austin?

Yes. We offer mobile notarization at hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities in the Austin area, when permitted by the facility.

To help the appointment go smoothly, we’ll confirm:

• The signer has valid ID

• The signer is aware and willing to sign

• Any facility access instructions (parking, check-in, visiting hours)

What types of documents can you notarize?

• Power of Attorney

• Real Estate Documents

• Wills & Trusts

• Affidavits

• Medical Authorizations

• Business Agreements
  And more.

What do I need to have ready before the mobile notary arrives?

To keep your appointment quick and smooth, please have:

• A valid, government-issued photo ID for each signer (name should match the document)

• All required signers present

• Documents ready but NOT signed (most documents must be signed in front of the notary)

• Any required witnesses (if witnesses are required, you’ll typically need to provide them—ask if you’re unsure)

If you’re not sure what your document requires, we can help confirm what’s needed for notarization (we can’t provide legal advice).

Do you offer mobile notary services?

Absolutely. We come to your location—whether at home, office, hospital, or other—at your convenience.

Can you handle loan signings and real estate closings?

Yes, we are certified Notary Signing Agents, handling refinances, seller packages, and more.

Mobile notary pricing typically includes two parts:

• The Texas state notary fee, and

• A travel fee for mobile service

Because every appointment is different, the fastest way to get an exact total is to request a quote. Please share your location, document type, number of signers, and any additional services needed. Contact us for a quote.

What is an Apostille?

An Apostille certifies the authenticity of a document for international use under the Hague Apostille Convention.

Which documents typically need an Apostille?

Common examples include:

• Birth & Marriage Certificates

• School Diplomas & Transcripts

• Power of Attorney

• Adoption & Business Documents

Can you process Apostilles for documents from other states?

Yes. We work with documents from all 50 states and can guide you through the process.

How long does it take to get an Apostille?

Processing times vary by state. We offer both standard and expedited services—ask us for current timelines.

Do documents need to be notarized before getting an Apostille?

Some do. We’ll review your documents and let you know the exact steps required.