MOBILE NOTARY PUBLIC KEVIN C GEORGE

Why Mobile Notary Services Are Worth the Extra Cost In today’s fast-paced world, convenience often comes at a premium. Mobile notary services, which typically charge higher fees than traditional notary services (starting at $25-$30), are becoming increasingly popular. While the price point may raise eyebrows, the benefits that mobile notaries offer can far outweigh the costs. Here’s a closer look at why investing in mobile notary services can be a smart choice, even when they come with a higher price tag. 1. Convenience at Your Fingertips One of the most significant advantages of mobile notary services is convenience. Unlike traditional notaries who require clients to travel to their office, mobile notaries come to you—wherever you are. Whether you’re at home, at work, or even at a hospital, a mobile notary will meet you at your preferred location. This level of convenience is especially valuable for individuals with busy schedules, mobility issues, or urgent document needs.  2. Ti...

  Acknowledgment and jurat certificates Because acknowledgments and jurats are different notarizations with different purposes, each requires its own certificate wording. You cannot use a jurat certificate for an acknowledgment, or vice versa. Make sure you use certificate wording that is acceptable under your own state’s rules. In general, an acknowledgment certificate will contain the words, “acknowledged before me” or similar wording. Jurat certificates will contain the words, “subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me.” - by National Notary Association 

  Four Career-Ending Mistakes That Notaries Make Becoming a notary public is a respected profession that plays a crucial role in ensuring the validity of various legal documents. However, despite the importance of this position, many notaries make mistakes that can end their careers prematurely. Here are four common pitfalls that notaries should avoid to maintain their professional integrity and longevity in the field. 1. Failing to Verify Identity Properly One of the primary responsibilities of a notary is to verify the identity of the signers. Failing to do so can lead to serious consequences. Notaries must ensure that they examine valid identification and confirm that the person signing the document is the one they claim to be. Neglecting this step can result in accusations of fraud and may lead to disciplinary actions or even legal consequences for the notary. 2. Not Keeping Accurate Records Record-keeping is a critical aspect of a notary’s duties. Many notaries overlook the im...