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Finding a Notary Public

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Whether you need to visit a Notary, have one come to you, or have something notarized online, this resource will help you find the Notary you need. The NNA strongly recommends using FindaNotary.com, as all of its Notaries are vetted and have undergone background checks.

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How to find a Notary who will travel to you

If you would like a mobile Notary to come to you or meet you in a public place, here are a variety of ways to find one:

  • Use FindaNotary.com
  • Notary Public databases
  • Search for Notary Public directories online
  • Consult service provider directories like Angi or Thumbtack
  • Type “Notary Public near me” in a search engine
  • Search review websites like Yelp!
  • Look at business listing sites like YellowPages.com
  • Search classified ad sites such as Craigslist

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Where to find a Notary near you

If you need to visit a Notary during regular business hours, you can usually find notarial services at banks, libraries, and mailbox/photocopy shops. Other businesses with Notaries on-site include:

  • FindaNotary.com
  • AAA and UPS Stores
  • Law firms or law offices
  • Real estate firms or real estate offices
  • Tax preparer or accountant offices
  • Auto tag and license service centers

Be advised: When looking for a Notary at a retail or service location, it’s a good idea to call ahead to ensure they have a Notary available and are authorized to serve walk-in clients.

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Hiring a Remote Online Notary

Most U.S. states now authorize Notaries to perform notarizations online via webcam, called “Remote Online Notarizations.” Find one using these resources:

  • NotaryCam
  • Notarize
  • DocVerify

Be advised: Not all states or entities allow remote online notarizations, so make sure the agency, company, or person receiving your notarized document will accept them.

How to Get Something Notarized

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