What People Are Asking
We want your experience here to be as enjoyable and easy as possible. To make things clear and user-friendly, we have listed the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions in one concise section. Have a look at our FAQs and get in touch if you need any additional information.
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Can a Notary Public verify the authenticity of a document?
Yes, a Notary Public can verify the authenticity of a document, such as a diploma or degree.
2
Do you notarize on Weekends?
Yes. We provide mobile services to Sacramento and the surrounding area on both Saturday and Sunday.
3
How much does it cost to get a document notarized?
The cost of notarization varies depending on the type of document, the state, and the Notary Public. It is best to check with the Notary Public for their specific fee schedule. To check out our fees click here.
4
Do I need to bring any identification with me to get a document notarized?
Yes, you will need to bring a valid form of government-issued identification, such as a driver's license or passport, with you to get a document notarized.
5
How long does it take to get a document notarized?
The time it takes to get a document notarized can vary depending on the complexity of the document and the availability of the Notary Public. However, many Notary Publics offer mobile services, so they can come to you, saving you time and making the process more convenient.
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What is a Loan Signing Agent or Signing Agent?
A Loan Signing Agent and Signing Agent are the same thing. A Signing Agent is a Notary Public who specializes in facilitating mortgage loan signings. A Signing Agent has taken an extra course on loan closing documents.
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Do I need a Loan Signing agent to Notarize my loan documents?
No, any Notary Public can notarize your loan documents. However, a lender, title company, or an escrow service may suggest utilizing a loan signing agent to manage the delivery, signing, and processing of documents, ensuring timely completion.
In some cases, a lender may require the use of a loan signing agent for loan document notarizations, rather than a Notary Public. It's best to check with the lender to determine the specific requirements for the notarization of your loan documents.
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What is the difference between notarization and certification?
Notarization involves the Notary Public witnessing the signing of a document and affixing their official seal or stamp to the document to make it legally binding. Document certification involves the Notary Public certifying a copy of an original document, verifying that it is a true and accurate copy of the original.
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Where do you provide your service?
We offer the convenience of coming to you at a location of your choice, whether it be your residence or workplace, a dining establishment, or even a healthcare facility, nursing home, or federal, state, or county prison. Mirabella's Notary is dedicated to delivering swift and accessible service, with a focus on meeting the needs of our clients.
