A Notary Public, appointed by a state government, serves as an impartial witness to important document signings, administers oaths, and performs official acts known as notarizations, or notarial acts. Notaries verify signers' identities and ensure they are signing willingly and knowingly. Notaries affix their official seal or stamp to confirm authenticity, thereby preventing fraud and ensuring the validity of legal documents like contracts and deeds.

We take appointments from 9 am to 9 pm, 7 days a week.

You can easily schedule an appointment online by clicking here.

If you need assistance outside of our normal operating hours, please call us at (215) 874-7192.

Unfortunately, we do not speak Spanish; however, a trusted friend or family member can come with you to act as an interpreter through which we can communicate.

We offer a variety of notarial services to suit your specific needs. All appointments must be scheduled online.

• Notary Office Hours
  You come to us at our Fishtown Philadelphia location.

• Remote Online Notary Services
  We meet online using a video conferencing platform.
  
  

• Mobile Notary Services
  The notary travels to you in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or New York.

Notary-provided witnesses are handled on a case-by-case basis and are subject to availability. Please contact us for more information.

We’re located in Fishtown, near Cecil B. Moore Ave. and Front St.

Please be advised that we do not accept walk-ins.

The exact address will be on your confirmation email when you schedule your appointment.

Our administrative fees vary based on notarial service type:

• Notary Office Hours - starts at $25

• Remote Online Notary - starts at $25

• Mobile Notary - starts at $100

More about fees…

Each state has its own regulations governing notarial acts and sets its own fee schedule. Notaries may charge any fee (or none) up to the maximum allowed under their state fee schedule.

We are dual commissioned in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Notaries public in both states may charge administrative and/or travel fees that are separate from the state-regulated fees charged for specific notarial acts.

While not specifically regulated by Pennsylvania or New Jersey, administrative and travel fees should be reasonable and clearly communicated to clients.

Form I-9 (Employment Eligibility Verification) is required by the U.S. Government requiring that employers hire only individuals who may legally work in the United States.

A notary public may act as an “authorized representative” specifically for the purpose of completing the I-9 form in person.

I-9s cannot be completed remotely.

Yes. Please visit our Apostilles & Certifications page to learn more and schedule a 15-minute complimentary consultation.

Yes; however, the notarial certificate must be in English and meet state Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA) standards.

Don’t worry if your document doesn’t have notarial wording!

We will explain the different types of notarial acts for you to choose and ensure the correct notarial wording is affixed to your document(s).

No, this is not a service we provide at this time.

No, this is not a service we provide at this time; however, we can notarize certified translator affidavits and documents in a foreign language.