Question 1

Which areas do you serve?

Accepted Answer

Mobile notary appointments are currently offered in the Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas and Las Vegas, Nevada markets. Availability varies by market, appointment type and time of day.

Question 2

What does a mobile appointment mean?

Accepted Answer

Rather than you traveling to an office, the notary travels to an agreed-upon location such as a home, office, hospital, care facility, coffee shop or detention facility.

Question 3

What identification is required?

Accepted Answer

Each signer must present valid, current government-issued photo identification that meets the requirements of the state where the notarization takes place. Names on the identification should match the document being signed.

Question 4

Do you provide witnesses?

Accepted Answer

Witness requirements vary by document and state. Please indicate whether witnesses are needed when requesting your appointment so arrangements can be discussed in advance.

Question 5

Are there travel fees?

Accepted Answer

Notarial act fees are set by state law. Mobile service includes a separate travel or convenience fee that depends on distance, timing and appointment type. Fees are confirmed before the appointment.

Question 6

Do you offer after-hours or last-minute appointments?

Accepted Answer

Evening, weekend and last-minute requests are considered based on availability. Submit your request with the urgency noted and you'll receive confirmation of whether the time can be accommodated.

Question 7

Can you handle hospital or jail appointments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, subject to facility rules, approvals, scheduling windows and the signer's ability to communicate and sign. Facility requirements can affect availability and timing, so these appointments are handled as requests rather than instant bookings.

Question 8

How is payment handled?

Accepted Answer

Payment details are confirmed when your appointment is accepted, including the notarial fee and any applicable travel fee.

Question 9

What can a notary not do?

Accepted Answer

A notary public verifies identity and witnesses signatures. Yanni Avenue is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, prepare legal documents, select documents for you, or explain the legal effect of a document.

Mobile notary, handled with care.

Services may include

Availability varies by market and appointment

Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas

Las Vegas, Nevada

Notary questions, answered