Do both parents need to sign college forms?

It depends on the specific form and custody arrangements. We can review requirements and coordinate with all necessary parties.

Can you meet students on campus?

Yes, we provide mobile service to college campuses throughout the Cincinnati-Dayton area including UC, Xavier, Miami, and Wright State.

What if my student is away at college in another state?

We can coordinate timing when they're home, or help you find qualified notaries in their college town.

What documents should every 18-year-old have?

Every young adult should have a healthcare power of attorney, HIPAA release, and financial power of attorney so parents can help in emergencies. Our "College 18+ Starter Pack" covers these essentials.

Can parents still access medical records after a child turns 18?

No, HIPAA protects adult medical records regardless of parental relationship. A signed HIPAA authorization form allows parents continued access to their adult child's medical information.

What documents are needed for study abroad programs?

Study abroad typically requires passport notarizations, consent forms, emergency contact authorizations, and sometimes apostilled documents depending on the destination country.

Do dormitory or apartment agreements need notarization?

Most campus housing agreements don't require notarization, but off-campus lease co-signers (usually parents) may need notarized guarantor agreements.

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Financial aid documents
Student housing agreements
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Licensed notary with background check and E&O insurance

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We come to your location at your convenience

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Often available within hours of your request

Service Area

We serve Cincinnati-Dayton Metro including:

Hamilton, Warren, Montgomery, Butler, Greene, Clinton

Weekdays: 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Weekends: 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Emergency: By request outside regular hours (travel fee applies)

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Start Early

Begin document preparation well before school deadlines

Campus Meetings Available

We can meet at student unions, libraries, or dorm lobbies

Parent Coordination

Plan signings when both parents can be present if required

College Document Process

Simple, professional, and efficient

Student Document Review

Review all required college and university forms

Parent & Student Coordination

Coordinate signings between students and parents

Campus or Mobile Service

Meet at campus locations or your preferred location

Timely Submission

Ensure documents meet school deadlines

Is this what you're dealing with?

"Turning 18" can mean a few different things

Turning 18 changes several different things at once, and they're easy to lump together. Here's what to think through separately.

Making healthcare decisions or talking to a doctor on their behalf

Once someone turns 18, a parent generally needs their own authorization for this — usually a healthcare power of attorney or a HIPAA release.Healthcare & hospital notary services →

Accessing school records or financial aid information

A separate question, generally governed by FERPA rather than a power of attorney.College & 18+ Documents →

Helping with banking or financial matters

You already have a specific form that needs to be signed

If a document exists and is ready to sign, that's a notary appointment, not a bigger decision.Book an appointment →

Signed On Time is a mobile notary service, not a law firm. This is general education to help you recognize which question applies to your situation — it is not legal advice and is not a recommendation about which document to use. For guidance on your specific situation, consult an attorney.