Mobile Notary
In-person notarization at your home, workplace, or an agreed meeting place. We confirm identification and appointment details before your visit.
Travel to Your LocationIn-person notarization at your home, workplace, hospital, or agreed meeting place in South & Central Arkansas. Flexible appointments scheduled around your busy day.
We deliver convenient, lawful in-person notarizations directly to you. We confirm identification and appointment details before your visit so everything proceeds smoothly.
In-person notarization at your home, workplace, or an agreed meeting place. We confirm identification and appointment details before your visit.
Travel to Your LocationConfirm before a notary that you signed a document voluntarily. Your identity and personal appearance are verified.
Voluntary SignatureSign in the notaryโs presence and take an oath or affirmation that the statement is true.
Sworn Oath RequiredNotarization for written sworn statements, using the notarial act required for your document.
Sworn StatementsNotarization of signatures on business paperwork that calls for a notarial certificate.
Commercial & ContractsNotarization for eligible agency forms. Confirm the receiving agencyโs instructions before your appointment.
Agency PaperworkNotarization of a signature or sworn personal statement when a notarial act is required.
DeclarationsNotarization for travel-related letters, including consent letters when required by the receiving party.
Minor Travel & ConsentEveryday documents that require a notary. Tell us what the document calls for so we can confirm the service.
Everyday PaperworkNot sure what your document needs? Ask its receiving organization or an attorney to identify the required notarial act. We do not prepare legal documents or provide legal advice. Review official guidance at Arkansas Secretary of State Notary Information. Our services will grow. This page lists what we currently offer.
We are based in Fordyce, Arkansas. To remain fair and completely transparent, travel fees are calculated based on round-trip distance from Fordyce to your meeting location.
We travel to private residences, offices, hospitals, financial institutions, and public venues throughout:
Under Arkansas law, notaries may charge a separate agreed-upon travel fee in addition to the statutory notarial act fee. We quote this upfront before confirming your booking so there are zero surprises.
| Distance from Fordyce | Sample Locations | Travel Fee Range |
|---|---|---|
| Local (0 - 15 miles) | Fordyce, Kingsland, Bearden | Nominal local travel fee |
| 16 - 35 miles | Rison, Warren, Hampton, Sheridan | Distance-based quote |
| 36 - 55 miles | Pine Bluff, Camden, Monticello, Arkadelphia | Distance-based quote |
| 56+ miles | Hot Springs, Benton, Little Rock metro | Distance-based quote |
Fill out the appointment form and we will review your requested time, location, and travel distance from Fordyce, AR. We will reach out promptly to confirm your quote and time.
Evenings (after 5 PM) and Weekends. Please allow travel time from Fordyce.
Everything you need to know about preparing for your mobile notary appointment in Arkansas.
Under Arkansas notary law, all signers must physically appear and present a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID. Acceptable forms include:
Expired identification cannot be accepted under Arkansas state regulations.
Our mobile notary service is dispatched from Fordyce, Arkansas. Travel fees are based on the round-trip distance to your designated meeting location in Dallas, Calhoun, Cleveland, Bradley, Drew, Lincoln, Jefferson, Grant, Hot Spring, Clark, Ouachita, Pulaski, Saline, or Garland counties. We provide you with the exact quote before dispatching so there are never any surprise charges.
We operate primarily on weekdays after 5:00 PM and all day Saturday and Sunday. This is actually a major benefit for our clients, as banks, law offices, and county clerk offices are usually closed during these hours. If you work standard business hours, we travel to you after work so you never have to take time off.
No. Under Arkansas law, notaries are strictly prohibited from practicing law or providing legal advice. We cannot draft legal documents, interpret document language, or advise you on which notarial certificate (such as an Acknowledgment vs. Jurat) is required. If your document does not specify, please contact the issuing attorney or receiving agency to clarify.
We travel to wherever is most convenient for you: your private home, your office or job site, local hospitals, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, or neutral public spots like coffee shops, public libraries, or bank lobbies.