Get your documents notarized at home, at work or at another convenient location. Call or text to arrange a mobile appointment in Hoboken and Northern New Jersey.
Same-day, evening and weekend appointments may be available. Please confirm a time before making plans.
Notary services
Help with acknowledgments, jurats, oaths and affirmations, and copy certifications where permitted by New Jersey law.
Tell us what kind of document you have and how many people need to sign. Your document’s recipient or an attorney can tell you which notarial act is required.
Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Union City, West New York, North Bergen and Secaucus.
Appointments are also offered in Edgewater, Fort Lee, Cliffside Park, Ridgefield Park, Hackensack and surrounding areas. Call to confirm travel to your location.
We come to you
Arrange a visit to your home, office, law firm, hospital or nursing home. Let us know about building access or facility requirements when you call.
Availability depends on the requested time and location. Fees and any travel charge should be confirmed before the visit.
Arrange your visit in three steps
01 · Tell us what you need
Call or text with your town, preferred time, document type and number of signers.
02 · Confirm the details
Confirm availability, the location, any witness requirements and the total cost before the appointment.
03 · Have everything ready
Bring the complete document and identification for each signer. The notary will guide you through the signing.
Documents & appointments
Common requests include affidavits, business agreements, powers of attorney, and real estate or loan documents that require notarization.
For a will, trust, closing package or document with special witness instructions, discuss the requirements before booking. Notarization does not replace legal advice or establish that a document is legally sufficient.
Before your appointment
Identification
Have a passport, driver’s license or government-issued ID ready. New Jersey permits certain identification that expired within the past three years; call ahead if your ID is expired or unusual so the notary can confirm what is acceptable.
Your document
Bring the complete document and any instructions from its recipient. Wait to sign until the notary guides you. If you have already signed, call first: an acknowledgment may be handled differently from a document that must be signed before the notary.
Other signers or witnesses
Mention all signers and any witness requirements when arranging the visit, including access arrangements for a hospital or care facility.
I am not an attorney licensed to practice law and may not give legal advice about immigration or any other legal matter or accept fees for legal advice.
