Expert Notary Guides & Resources

When a buyer can't make the closing table, a mobile notary can meet them at home, work, or a hospital to notarize the signatures on their prepared closing documents.

A mobile notary can come to an aging parent's home to notarize a power of attorney, health care documents, or a will-related affidavit, without a trip to an office.

Investors and wholesalers can book a mobile notary to meet sellers, buyers, or LLC members to notarize signatures on prepared deeds, assignments, and affidavits.

Deploying, PCS-ing, or home on short leave? A mobile notary can meet service members and their families fast to notarize powers of attorney, affidavits, and other prepared documents.

A mobile notary can come to a rehab or skilled nursing facility in Wilmington, Blanchester, Sabina, and across Clinton County to notarize a patient's signature.

Signed On Time travels to your home, office or agreed location in Southwest Ohio to notarize the seller's signature on a car title. Same-day appointments available.

You notarize the seller section alone. The buyer does not need to be present. A mobile notary travels to you same-day across Southwest Ohio with no waiting.

The Ohio BMV does not notarize car titles. Banks sometimes notarize for account holders, but a mobile notary travels to you for same-day, evening, and weekend appointments.

A will does not need notarization to be valid in Ohio. Two witnesses and the right signatures are required. Notarization applies only to the optional self-proving affidavit.

In Ohio, the person giving the car signs the title assignment in front of a notary. Bring unsigned title and photo ID, then file at the county title office.

Yes. A mobile notary can notarize the seller's signature on a bill of sale when the buyer is absent, as long as the seller appears in person and signs willingly.

Yes. Ohio requires the seller's signature on a title assignment to be completed in front of a notary or title clerk. Learn what you need for a mobile title signing.