MOBILE NOTARY
KINGMAN, AZ
425-346-3861
Available By Appointment Only
KINGMAN, AZ 86401
KINGMAN, AZ
425-346-3861
Available By Appointment Only
KINGMAN, AZ 86401
MOBILE NOTARY SERVICES
SIGNING WITNESS
MOBILE FINGERPRINTING SERVICES
APOSTILLE FACILITATOR
WEDDING OFFICIANT
IN OFFICE NOTARY - $10.00 per notarization
MOBILE NOTARY - $10.00 Mobile Fee + $10.00 per notarization
ADD A SIGNING WITNESS(ES) - $20.00 per witness
IN OFFICE FINGERPRINT ROLLING - $25.00 per card
MOBILE FINGERPRINT ROLLING - $10.00 Mobile Fee +$25.00 per card
*APPLY FOR YOUR FINGERPRINT CLEARANCE CARD AND OBTAIN YOUR REFERENCE # PRIOR TO YOUR APPOINTMENT. https://www.azdps.gov/services/public/fingerprint
APOSTILLE FACILITATOR SERVICE - $200.00 PER DOCUMENT
NON DENOMINATIONAL WEDDING OFFICIANT - $350.00
30 minute ceremony consultation
1 hour rehearsal ceremony
30 minute ceremony
Officiant will Travel up to 20 miles. Anything over 20 miles, add $.65 cents per additional mile
Ensure all signers and/or any required witness(es) are present.
Ensure you have a current and unexpired Government Identification, Passport, Military ID, Permanent resident ID
Ensure you have all the pages of the document(s) being signed with you, not just the signature page
Do not sign or date the document(s) prior to appointment
A Notary will review your document(s) to determine the notarization requirements.
For additional information about notary requirements in the state of Arizona, consult with a legal advisor or contact your Secretary of State's office or other state or local notary authority in your area.
If the signer doesn’t meet certain criteria, the notary may refuse to notarize the document.
The signer isn’t there in person (unless the notary is performing a remote notarization).
The signer doesn’t have a current and unexpired photo ID or otherwise can’t be properly identified.
The signer refuses to swear or affirm the contents of a document requiring an oath or affirmation.
The signer can’t or won’t pay the notary’s fee.
The notary has reason to believe the signer is confused, disoriented, coerced, or lacking the mental capacity to sign the document.
Sometimes, a document fails to meet the requirements for a notary to perform their duties. For instance:
The document appears incomplete.
The notary suspects the document is illegal, deceptive, or false.
The signer is asking to have a vital record notarized, such as a birth certificate, death certificate, marriage license or divorce certificates.
Notaries are prohibited from performing copy certifications on vital records. Certified copies may be obtained from Arizona's Department of Vital Records