Mobile Notary Services Across NYC

Yes. A New York notary’s commission covers the whole state (Executive Law §135), so Mehr Shahab can meet you at home, at work, in a hotel, in a hospital room or at a care facility in New York City. Call or text with the address, and visits at facilities follow each facility’s visitor rules.

Documents that need an acknowledgment or an oath, such as powers of attorney, affidavits, real estate and loan documents, consent letters, business agreements and translator affidavits. The notary witnesses the signature and completes the certificate. The notary cannot draft the document or confirm that its contents are legally correct.

Sometimes. It depends on the schedule and your location. Call or text (929) 570-6294 and you get a yes or no, the arrival time and the full price before you confirm. The more complete your paperwork and the earlier you call, the more options you have.

Each signer needs a valid, current government photo ID with a signature, such as a driver license, non-driver ID or passport (19 NYCRR 182.5). The notary must see the card itself, front and back. A photocopy or a picture on your phone is not the card. Check the expiry date a week ahead.

Yes, within each facility’s visitor rules. The patient or resident must be awake, understand the document and sign willingly, or the notary can refuse (19 NYCRR 182.3). Call or text (929) 570-6294 with the facility name, the unit or room and the document so the visit can be planned.

Availability depends on the day. We do not list set evening, weekend or overnight hours. Call or text (929) 570-6294 and you get a yes or no for the time you need, with the arrival time and the full price before you confirm. Any extra charge is quoted in advance.