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As a mobile Notary in Charles County and adjacent areas, I provide services at your residence, workplace, or any location of your choosing, at a time designated by you, to guarantee the accurate execution of the notarization process.

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Charges and Fees

Notarization, mileage and administrative fees are charged as regulated by the State of Maryland and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Charges and fees will be as follows:

$8 for each signature associated with a notarial act
$30 for executing a remote notarial act
$5 for travel if necessary, in addition to $0.67 (current IRS rate) per mile from White Plains, MD 20695
$4 per signature for each additional copy of the same record
$2 per photocopy of a notarial act
$6 for the certification of a record copy

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Process of Notarization

1. The document signer(s) requesting the notarization must appear before the Notary Public.
2. The signer must present acceptable identification.
3. The Notary Public records the details of the notarization in the journal.
4. Based on the type of notarization performed, the Notary may witness the signer's signature and obtain applicable declarations.
5. The Notary completes and signs the preprinted/loose notarial certificate on the document.
6. The Notary completes the notary certification by dating, signing, and placing the notary seal on the document, including the notary commission expiration date.

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Notary's Authority, Jurisdiction and Restrictions

1. A Notary Public for the State of Maryland may perform notarial acts in any county of the State or in the City of Baltimore.
2. A Maryland notary public is not authorized to act as a notary public in another state or District of Columbia. The notary must be physically present in the State of Maryland to act as a notary public.
3. If a notary public is the only individual other than the buyer present at a real estate closing or settlement where documents for signature may result in the issuance of title insurance and/or collecting escrow funds, that notary public must be a licensed title insurance producer.
4. A notary public of another state may not act as a notary public in Maryland, unless the person also holds a commission issued by Maryland.