Standard Boston appointment
- Travel within Boston
- First notarial act included
- Homes, offices & public locations
- Upfront confirmation by text
Mobile Notary Public · Boston, MA
A dependable mobile notary for homes, offices, hospitals, care facilities, universities and real estate appointments across Boston and nearby communities.
Straightforward pricing
Every quote is confirmed in advance. Pricing reflects travel, appointment time and the notarial work required—without surprise add-ons.
Additional notarial acts during the same visit: $15 each. Evening, weekend or urgent appointments may add $35. Parking, tolls or extended travel are disclosed before booking. Final price depends on location, timing and document package.
Common documents
We notarize eligible documents when the signer is present, properly identified and acting willingly. We do not prepare documents or provide legal advice.
Acknowledgments, jurats, sworn statements, parental consent forms and other personal documents.
Deeds, mortgage documents, seller packages, occupancy affidavits and related signings.
Contracts, resolutions, vendor forms, employment documents and business affidavits.
Prepare for your visit
An unexpired government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID or passport, is generally best.
Unless you are told otherwise, wait to sign until the notary is present. Complete the document, but leave signature and notarial areas blank.
Each signer must appear, understand the document and sign willingly. Arrange any required witnesses before the visit unless specifically included in your quote.
Service area
We serve Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Downtown, South Boston, Seaport, Fenway, the South End, Charlestown, Dorchester, Roxbury, Jamaica Plain, Brighton, Allston, East Boston and West Roxbury, plus nearby Cambridge, Brookline, Somerville, Newton, Watertown and Quincy.
Request an appointment
For the fastest response, text 617-966-7768 with your location, preferred time, document type and number of signers.
Mobile notary FAQ
Same-day appointments may be available depending on location and schedule. Text 617-966-7768 with your location and deadline for the fastest response.
Yes. We can meet at Boston hospitals, rehabilitation centers, assisted living communities, campuses and other accessible locations. The signer must be alert, aware of what they are signing and acting voluntarily.
No. The receiving agency, document preparer or an attorney should tell you whether an acknowledgment, jurat or another act is required. A notary cannot choose for you or provide legal advice.
This page offers in-person mobile notary appointments. Ask us about your situation, but do not sign electronically or assume a document is eligible until the process is confirmed.