Texas Notary Public Services

Professional, compliant, and impartial notarial services for individuals and businesses across Texas.

Commissioned Texas Notary Public

As a commissioned Texas Notary Public, I provide impartial, professional, and compliance‑aligned notarial services. Every appointment is conducted with precision, confidentiality, and in accordance with Texas Government Code requirements.

Documents Commonly Notarized

  • • Corporate resolutions

    • Vendor or contractor agreements

    • Employment verification forms

    • Compliance statements

    • Partnership agreements

    • Internal business forms requiring notarization

  • • Parental consent forms

    • Medical authorization for minors

    • Travel consent letters for minors

    • School permission or enrollment forms (non‑recordable)

  • • Vehicle title transfer forms (when notarization is required)

    • Personal letters or statements (if complete and signer is present)

    • Bill of sale (when notarization is requested)

    • General notarial acts not prohibited by law

  • • Warranty Deeds

    • Quitclaim Deeds

    • Deeds of Trust / Mortgage Documents

    • Lien Releases

    • Homeowner Affidavits

    • Real estate closing documents (non‑recordable portions)

    • Lease agreements (when notarization is requested)

  • • Loan agreements

    • Promissory notes

    • Banking authorization forms

    • Retirement or investment account forms

    • Debt settlement or payoff document

  • • Power of Attorney (General, Durable, Medical)

    • Advance directives

    • Trust documents

    • Estate planning forms (when notarization is requested)

    • Name change documents

    • Divorce settlement agreements (if notarization is required)

    • Adoption paperwork (non‑court)

What I cannot notarize

Important limitations

Texas notaries cannot provide legal advice, draft documents, or determine the type of notarization required. I cannot notarize incomplete documents, immigration forms (unless authorized), or documents without proper identification.

Identification Requirements

Acceptable forms of ID include:

  • Texas driver’s license or State-issued ID card: Valid, unexpired, and issued by any U.S. state or territory.

  • U.S. passport: Current passport.

  • U.S. military ID: Contains photo & signature.

  • Permanent Resident Card

  • Inmate ID: issued by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice

“Stylized gold identification card representing acceptable forms of ID for Texas notary services.”

All IDs must be current or not expired per the Texas Government Code.

Fees & Appointment Information

Standard Texas notarial fees apply in accordance with state law. Travel fees may apply for mobile appointments and will be disclosed in advance.