ANNOUNCEMENT
South Shore Notary will have reduced availability though April 30th
Only Mobile Service Available
Also, as a precaution we will not be shaking hands or making any physical contact with our clients until further notice. We also ask that you bring your own pen.

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South Shore Notary makes the process of notarizing your documents easy and convenient. Our mobile notary can travel to your location in order to fulfill the requested notarial duties. These typically entail witnessing the signing of Sensitive Documents, Identifying Participants and Administering Oaths when necessary. Appointments may be arranged at a Residence, Office, Hotel, Nursing Home, Hospital, Restaurant, Coffee Shop, or any other local location at your request. 

​Witnessing & Notarizing
of Legal Documents Including: 

• Passport Forms
• Pre-Nuptials
• Divorce Documents
• Lien Waivers
• Authorization For Minor Travel 
• Witnessing Safe Deposit Box Openings
• Living Trusts
• Partnership Agreements
• Contracts
• Electric I9's

• Affidavits
• Power Of Attorney
• Buy & Sell Agreements
• Child Support Documents
• Commercial Leases 
• Mortgages
• Deeds
• Guardianship & Custody Documents
• Inheritance Forms
• Joint & Living Wills

and more...

For your convenience,
​we can travel to you!

• Business Offices
• Residences
  
• Hospitals, Senior & Assisted Living 
  
• Jails, Prisons & Police Stations
  
• Law Offices and Financial Institutions
  
• Doctor's Offices and Nursing Homes
  
• Hotel Lobbies
  
• Regional and Local Airports
  
• Churches, Libraries and Schools
  
• Court Houses
  
• Coffee Houses, Diners & Restaurants

         and more. . .

Important Notice​
​South Shore Notary is not licensed to practice law, prepare documents or provide any legal counsel. South Shore Notary is not an attorney or law firm and does not provide legal advice. The primary role of a Notary is to act as an impartial witness to the signing of documents and legal forms.
Each legal matter is unique and specific; South Shore Notary encourages every individual and business to seek guidance from legal counsel concerning their specific legal matter. Nothing on this website is intended nor should it be considered legal advice.