NOTARY PUBLIC

$45 General Mobile Notary

1- 10 miles

$70 General Mobile Notary

11-25 miles traveling

fee includes 1 seal,

and up to 2 signers

Prices below per additional seal:

Acknowledgments: $15
Oaths and Affirmations: $15
Certifying a Copy of a record: $15

$5 per additional signer

Relax we'll come to you!

We will arrive at your preferred location and execute all notarial responsibilities with the highest level of professionalism.

Yes! we offer Courier service!

One Permit: $50 Drop Off w/ 1 free notary seal

$10 per additional seal

EXAMPLE DOCUMENTS

Affidavits

Copy Certification

Consent to travel

Bill Of Sales

Auto & Boat Title Transfer

Limited Power of Attorney

Edgar Form

Proof of Residency

Lease Agreements

Notice of Commencement

Commercial & Individual

Experience the expertise of the Notary Service on Wheels with

Roses Signature Notary!

We offer mobile service to hospitals, nursing facilities, public locations, or the conform of your home.

Estate Planning Notary Service

$50 with 1 notary seal

up to 2 signers, and your 2 witnesses

$10 per additional notary seal

We can provide an in-person witness if needed for $25

CERTIFIED NOTARY TRUST DELIVERY AGENT

$250

A well-organized estate plan is one of the best gifts you can give your family. Not only does having these documents ensure that your wishes are respected, but it can also make things easier for your family in the future

Powers of Attorney

This power of choice is extremely important as it allows you to retain control over what you would like to happen with your medical care or property. You know who you would trust with your medical decision-making, and who you would trust to handle your finances if you could not do it anymore.

Wills and Trusts

Thinking and talking about where you would like your property to go after you eventually pass away can be uncomfortable, but it is well worth it. At a time of high emotion, a well-organized estate plan gives your loved ones one less thing to worry about.

Last Will and Testament

This document specifies your last wishes for how matters should be handled after your death.

Living will

A living will is a written, legal document that spells out medical treatments you would and would not want to be used to keep you alive, as well as your preferences for other medical decisions, such as pain management or organ donation.