Acknowledgments
Identity verification and acknowledgment of a signature made willingly.
Meet in person at your home, workplace, hospital, care facility, or another agreed location—or request a secure online notarization appointment for an eligible document.
Not sure which notarial act your document requires? The document recipient or preparing attorney can tell you what is needed.
Identity verification and acknowledgment of a signature made willingly.
Administration of an oath or affirmation for sworn statements and affidavits.
Convenient signing support for eligible property and loan-related documents.
Appointments for signers completing eligible power-of-attorney documents.
Respectful visits to hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and senior living communities.
Secure remote appointments for eligible documents, completed from a convenient location.
A notary public is not an attorney and cannot provide legal advice or choose a notarial certificate for you.
Choose mobile or online service and share your preferred date and document type.
We will confirm eligibility, availability, meeting details, and the expected fee.
Bring or upload your complete unsigned document and have acceptable, current photo identification.
Travel availability and fees depend on distance, time, and appointment details.
Submit the basic details below. An appointment is not confirmed until you receive a direct confirmation.
(248) 605-1925
contact@kingmobilenotary.com
Please do not sign the document in advance unless instructed. Every signer should have valid identification and be willing and able to sign.
Yes. Online appointments are available for eligible documents and signers. Contact us first so we can review the basic requirements.
Bring the complete document and a current, acceptable government-issued photo ID. Ask in advance if you are unsure whether your ID is acceptable.
No. A notary cannot select legal forms, choose a certificate, or give legal advice. Contact the receiving agency or an attorney for direction.
Yes, by request. The signer must be alert, willing, and able to communicate their intent. Facility access rules also apply.
No. The appointment is confirmed only after availability, location, service needs, and fees have been reviewed with you.