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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything clients usually ask before their first signing — answered in plain language.
Wills, trusts, deeds, powers of attorney, affidavits, contracts, and most business filings — provided the signer appears with valid ID and the document is complete. If you are unsure, send us a photo and we will confirm free of charge.
No. Many agreements are valid without a seal. It is typically required for recorded instruments, sworn statements, and documents filed with government offices — or whenever stronger proof of identity is wise.
A standard signing takes 15 to 30 minutes once documents are ready. Multi-document packages and multi-signer sessions take longer — we quote the time when you book.
Any current government-issued photo ID: driver's license, passport, state ID, or military ID. It must be unexpired and must match the name on the document — or include documented proof of a name change.
Please don't. The notary must watch you sign. A pre-signed document usually has to be reprinted and re-signed at the appointment — bring everything unsigned and we will guide you.
Yes. Colorado authorizes remote online notarization on approved platforms with ID verification, knowledge-based authentication, and a recorded audio-video session. Our guide walks through the whole process.
Yes. Mobile agents visit homes, hospitals, offices, and title companies across the metro area, often same-day. Evening appointments run until 8 PM on weekdays.
Single seals are $25, a five-seal package is $89, and business plans start at $199 per month. Travel fees apply only to mobile visits. See the pricing page for full details.