Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at info@neighborhoodmobilenotaryservices.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What is a Mobile Notary Public?

Someone who travels to a mutual agreed upon location, offers convenient service hours including nights, weekends and holidays.

What is a Massachusetts Notary Public?

An individual that meets the state's requirements, appointed by the Commonwealth and obtains a commission to administer oaths, to verify the authenticity of signatures and a signers identity on many types of documents.

What are the ID requirements?

Valid and current original government issued photo ID. e.g. driver's license issued by MASS DMV, original U.S. passport or identification card. Please call for other forms of ID.

Should documents be signed prior to appointment?

Please complete all forms EXCEPT signatures and areas to be notarized which must be signed in the presence of the notary.

Why do I need to sign a journal when notarizations are completed?

Massachusetts requires all commissioned notaries to maintain a state approved journal and record all notarial acts.

Are there special consideration for jail and hospital signings?

Yes, a minimum fee may apply, ID requirements and waiting times are reviewed in advance.

Will I be charged if notary arrives and signing does not take place?

Yes, unless by mutual agreement.

Can we schedule appointments via email?

Absolutely, please feel free to email appointment requests and other questions.

What forms of payment are accepted from NMNS?

All major credit cards; Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Cash, and approved company checks.