FAQs

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Notary Frequent Question

Use the calendar below to schedule the next available General Notary appointment at your home or office.

Once you book your appointment, you will receive a confirmation email. You will be contacted with any follow-up questions prior to your appointment.

You will need a valid photo ID and the document(s) that you would like to have notarized.

Once you have chosen your service type, date and time available, you will be able to make a $15 deposit to hold your appointment time. This amount will be credited against the final invoice for the service that you choose.

NO, a signer must appear face to face before a Notary to have their signature notarized. Asking a Notary to notarize a signature if the signer is not present is a criminal act.

No. Notaries are not legally allowed to create or provide documents for a signing. Our sole role is to confirm the identity of the signer(s).

Notarial Certificate Information

Jurat- Is used when the signer is swearing to the validity of the content of a document and requires a notary to administer an oath or affirmation to the signer Acknowledgement-Is used to verify the identity of a signer and confirm that they are the person who signed the document.

Please Note: A notary is legally prohibited from telling a signer what certificate they should get.

At this time, I only offer mobile services. I will meet you at any location you prefer. My service area includes:

As a mobile notary, I can provide convenience by providing door-to-door notary services. As it is a convenience I offer, my travel time and the cost is calculated as a travel fee.

Medicare Frequent Asked Question

Medigap is like ”gap filler” for your Medicare coverage. It helps cover some of the costs that Original Medicare (Parts A and B) doesn’t pay for, such as deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance. Think of it as extra protection to help you avoid unexpected medical bills.
Medicare Advantage Plans are a type of health insurance plan that combines Original Medicare (Parts A and B) with prescription drug coverage (Part D) and sometimes offers additional benefits like dental, vision, or hearing coverage. These plans are offered by private insurance companies and have different rules and benefits compared to Original Medicare.  
Basically, a Medicare Advantage Plan is like a bundled package of healthcare benefits.
A Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) is a type of health insurance plan that helps cover the costs of prescription drugs. It’s often a separate plan from Original Medicare, but it can also be included in a Medicare Advantage Plan. Think of it as a way to save money on your medications.
Final Expense insurance is a type of life insurance policy specifically designed to cover the costs associated with death and burial. It typically offers a fixed death benefit that can be used to pay for funeral expenses, burial plots, and other related costs. Think of it as a way to ensure that your loved ones won’t have to worry about these expenses when you pass away.
Short-term care and long-term care are types of healthcare services that provide assistance to individuals who need help with daily living activities due to illness, injury, or disability.  
  • Short-term care is typically needed for a limited period, such as after a surgery or during a recovery from an illness. It can be provided in a hospital, rehabilitation facility, or at home.
  • Long-term care is needed for individuals who require ongoing assistance over an extended period. It can be provided in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or at home.  
Both short-term and long-term care can be expensive, and insurance policies are available to help cover the costs.
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