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FAQs About Mobile Notaries
Have questions about mobile notary services in Pennsylvania? You're in the right place. At Mobile Notary Now, we understand that notarization can seem confusing, especially if it's your first time. Below, we've answered commonly asked questions from our clients preparing for appointments, understanding what notaries can and cannot do, and meeting legal requirements in Pennsylvania. Whether you need documents notarized for real estate, healthcare, or estate planning, these answers will help you feel confident and prepared. Can't find what you're looking for? Give us a call at 610-990-1339, and we'll be happy to help.
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What does notarization do?
It adds credibility and security
How do I prepare for my appointment, before and during?
- Complete the form but do not sign or date.
- Have valid, government-issued id.
- Make sure all parties involved know the purpose of the appointment and the scope of the notary’s job.
- Please display your identification until the appointment is concluded.
Does a notary give legal advice?
No. Please refer to an attorney for questions about your documents. Notaries are only allowed to discuss the process of your appointment, not the terms of your paperwork.
What are the requirements of a witness?
Make sure witnesses are 18 or over and U.S. citizens with identification
Can an alternate power of attorney serve as a witness too?
No, it is a conflict of interest.
Can a guardianship override the power of attorney in PA?
Yes, a court-appointed guardianship can override or limit the power of attorney in Pennsylvania.
Can any hospital staff serve as a witness?
No, most hospitals forbade it.
