Mobile Notary Services
A notary from Trayber Law Group can travel to a location of your choice to notarise deeds, trusts, powers of attorney and other legal paperwork. The service exists for anyone who cannot easily travel — including seniors, people with disabilities and those without access to transport — and it saves everyone else from taking time off work to reach a notary's office.
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What is a mobile notary service?
By choosing Trayber Law Group, you can take advantage of our mobile notary services. This service allows a notary to travel to a location of your choice to notarize various documents, such as deeds, trusts, powers of attorney, and other legal paperwork. It’s particularly beneficial for individuals with limited mobility, such as seniors, people with disabilities, or those without access to transportation. Additionally, it helps save time and eliminates the need for clients to take time off work or disrupt their schedules to visit a notary office.
Which documents can be notarised at your location?
Deeds
Trusts
Powers of attorney
Other legal paperwork requiring notarisation
Who is a mobile notary most useful for?
Anyone for whom travelling to an office is difficult or costly: seniors, people with disabilities, and people without access to transport. It also removes the need to take time off work or rearrange a schedule simply to have a signature witnessed.
Can the document itself be prepared for you as well?
Yes. The firm prepares deeds, powers of attorney, trusts and other legal documents, so drafting and notarisation can be handled together rather than through two separate providers.
How a transaction runs from offer to post-closing
Most matters follow the same eight stages: offer, contract, due diligence, financing where it is needed, clearing title conditions, document preparation, closing and post-closing. Each stage and what we do in it is set out in full on our About page.
See the eight stages in detail →
Frequently asked questions
Will the notary come to my home?
The notary travels to a location of your choice. The service exists specifically for clients for whom travelling is difficult, including seniors and people with disabilities.
Which documents do you notarise?
Deeds, trusts, powers of attorney and other legal paperwork.
Why use a mobile notary instead of going to an office?
It saves time and removes the need to take time off work or rearrange your schedule in order to reach a notary's office.
Talk to an attorney about your matter
Call the office, or send a message and we will come back to you. Meetings are available at our Aventura office or online, in English, Russian or Ukrainian.