The cost of notary services can vary, but it is often regulated by state laws. Common fees include a set amount for each notarized signature and travel. Contact us directly for specific information on fees for different types of documents and services.

A Notary Public is a public official appointed by the state government to witness the signing of important documents and administer oaths. Services typically include verifying the identity of signers, witnessing signatures, and notarizing various legal documents.

The duties of a notary public are defined by state law and encompass a range of responsibilities aimed at ensuring the authenticity and integrity of important documents. As of January 1, 2025, certain aspects of these duties have been updated.

Core Duties of a Georgia Notary Public:

1. Witnessing Signatures: Attesting to the signing or execution of deeds and other written instruments.
2. Taking Acknowledgments: Confirming that individuals have voluntarily signed documents.
3. Administering Oaths and Affirmations: Conducting oaths and affirmations in matters related to their duties as commercial officers and other oaths not required to be administered by a particular officer.
4. Witnessing Affidavits: Observing the signing of affidavits under oath or affirmation.
5. Taking Verifications: Receiving verifications upon oath or affirmation.
6. Making Certified Copies: Providing certified copies of original documents, provided the document is not a public record or publicly recorded document, and was photocopied under the notary’s supervision.
7. Performing Other Authorized Acts: Carrying out additional acts as authorized by Georgia law

Yes, although we are sometimes able to accommodate same day clients, it is preferable to book an appointment in advance in order to ensure a Notary will be available to see you. This also allows us to ensure we have all necessary documents in advance and that we are honoring your time.

Our fees vary based on the type of service, document complexity, number of documents, and travel requirements for mobile services. Please contact us for a detailed quote.

Certainly! at a cost of $35 for weekdays but $50 after hours and weekends. If you need witnesses for the signing, just let us know when you book your appointment for this service add-on. We're here to make sure everything goes smoothly for you.

No, notaries are not authorized to provide legal advice, draft legal documents, or perform tasks that go beyond their notarial duties. Their role is to verify the identity of the signer, witness the signing of documents, and administer oaths. Providing advice may land the notary in legal trouble up to and including incarceration.