(214) 402-1069
Whitaker's Notary Signing Services
Reliable Mobile Notary Services
Your Go To Mobile Notary For All Your General Notary Work, Mortgage Loan Signing, and Trust Delivery Appointments
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Types of Services We Offer
General Notary work
School Forms
mortgage/ loan signing documents
Trust Delivery/Estate Planning
Acknowledgement
jurat
Power Of Attorney
Apostille
Travel documents
I-9 Verification
Deposition
other
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MEET THE NOTARY
Whitaker’s Mobile Notary Signing Services is owned and operated by Texas State Commissioned notary Joyce Whitaker who has proudly served the Dallas area as a commissioned, bonded and insured notary since 2012. The WNSS team takes pride in delivering exceptional customer service and building lasting relationships with clients. Our company provides convenient, professional, reliable door to door service anywhere within the Dallas Metroplex area and surrounding cities. We can accommodate your needs and schedule. So don’t waste another minute! Call our team now at (214) 402-1069 to book an appointment.
You can count on WNSS for all your notarial needs!
Professionalism and excellent customer service
Efficient and accurate notarization
Flexible and accommodating
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Mobile Notary Service Areas
Book Your Signing Anywhere In The Dallas Metroplex area and surrounding cities.
Convenient and reliable door to door service!
We travel to you!
Mobile Service Areas Include
Dallas County
Tarrant County
Ellis County
STILL NOT SURE?
Frequently Asked Questions
Question 1: What type of government identification is need for a notarization?
Signers Must Provide one of the Following:
-Valid Driver’s License or VALID State Issued ID Card, issued by any US state
-Valid USA Passport
-US Military Identification
-Valid Driver’s License or ID Card issued in Mexico or Canada
-Valid Foreign Passport (issued outside of USA) that has a stamp from the Citizenship and Immigration Services
-Inmate Identification, if signer is currently an inmate, issued by the state of Texas Department of Corrections (TDC)
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Question 2: What is the difference between an acknowledgement and jurat notary certificate?
-An acknowledgment verifies the signer's identity and that they willingly signed the document.
-A jurat verifies the signer's identity AND that the signer swore to or affirmed the truthfulness of the document's contents under oath.
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Question 3: Can you notarize a document for a customer with an expired driver's license?
Texas law requires a valid, non-expired, government-issued (state or federal) photo ID for notarization. If the signer's ID is expired, the notary must refuse service unless they personally know the signer or have two credible witnesses (with unexpired identification) who can vouch for the signer's identity.
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Question 4: Can you explain the notarization process?
How to notarize a document in 5 steps:
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