We provide a wide range of notarial services and certifying a variety of legal papers for both private individuals and commercial entities.

We have the capabilities to create documents for you from scratch, such as powers of attorney, corporate resolutions, and statutory declarations, in addition to notarizing and certifying already existing ones.

Contact us by email at for a consultation, a quote, or to ask questions about a document type not covered above. You can also complete our brief inquiry form.

Sending us a copy of any documents you need notarized is a good idea so we can provide you with an exact price.

We also provide translation, copy/print capabilities, and apostille services.

Document signings where the services of a notary are likely include:

For Individuals:

• Powers of Attorney
• Affidavits/Oaths
• Statutory Declarations
• Copy Passports
• Copy Documents
• Written Statements
• Application Forms
• Mortgage Documents
• Property Purchases
• Adoption Documents
• Certificates of Law
• New York State Bar Applications
• Company Documents (see below)

 For Businesses:

• Powers of Attorney
• Affidavits/Oaths
• Statutory Declarations
• Good Standing Certificates
• Certificates of Law
• Certificates of Incorporation
• Memorandum and Articles of Association
• Copy Passports
• Copy Documents
• Trademark Assignments
• Written Statements
• Application Forms
• Loan Agreements
• Share Pledges
• Mortgage Documents
• Property Purchases
• Bills of Sale
• Maritime Bills of Sale
• Ship Mortgages.
  
  
  We also have a team of Notary Signing Agents/Loan Signing Agents that is NNA certified and have $100,000 Error and Omission. We also provide mobile notary services. Our team of notaries are trained, qualified, and equipped to handle any of your notary needs.

Notaries are not allowed to pick the specific document that a client might require for a transaction.

The type of notarization or certificate wording for a specific document cannot be decided by the notary. Customer must make a choice.

A document may not be prepared by a notary, nor may they offer suggestions on how to fill out, create, or finish a document.

Notaries cannot give legal advice or respond to law-related inquiries.