Yes. Mobile Notary Services are available for homes, offices, businesses, law firms, real estate locations, hospitals, and other approved locations.
Some documents may require in-person notarization, wet ink signatures, original paper documents, witnesses, or recipient-specific approval.

Examples of situations where electronic notarization may not be appropriate include:

• Documents requiring original wet ink signatures when electronic signatures or printed electronic records are not accepted
• Documents requiring physical inspection or in-person procedures, including verification of identity or original documents
• Documents requiring witnesses where appearance, identity proofing, or platform requirements cannot be properly completed
• Government, court, county clerk, consular, embassy, or foreign authority submissions that require original documents, wet ink, or specific certificate language
• Certified copies of vital records or government-issued documents that must be issued or certified directly by the appropriate agency
• Any situation where the signer cannot complete identity verification, maintain a live audio-video connection, or meet required technology standards

Before scheduling, our team reviews each document and its intended use. If electronic notarization is not appropriate, we will recommend a compliant alternative, including in-person mobile notary services or additional support where needed.