NYC’s Travel Notary: A Mobile Notary That Comes To You
Our travel notary service brings a licensed New York Notary Public directly to your home, office, hospital, nursing home, or business. Enter your zip code and this travel notary calculator instantly detects your area, so the price you see is the price you pay, across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, and Nassau County.
Travel Notary & Mobile Notary, Explained
A travel notary, also called a mobile notary, is a licensed New York Notary Public who travels to you instead of asking you to come to an office. Whether you search for a “travel notary near me” or a “mobile notary near me,” our travel notary service covers your home, workplace, hospital room, or nursing home visit anywhere across the five boroughs, Nassau County, and Suffolk County. Because a travel notary comes to your location, appointments can be scheduled around hospital visiting hours, work schedules, or same-day emergencies that an office-based notary cannot accommodate.
How Travel Notary Pricing Works
Your price is built from four simple pieces. Enter your zip code, document count, and appointment date/time below, and we add them up for you.
Book Your Mobile Notary Appointment
Enter your information, zip code, and document count below to see your exact price. Pay a deposit to lock in your appointment, then we contact you to confirm the date, time, and location.
Signer requirements
Booking, payment, and cancellation policy
All mobile notary appointments must be scheduled through this online booking system. Payment is authorized when you book and captured once your appointment is confirmed; notarized documents will not be released until payment is received in full. If you need to cancel, you may reschedule within 14 calendar days of your original appointment. Appointments not rescheduled within 14 days will require a new booking. Once travel has begun or the appointment has been prepared, the mobile travel fee is non-refundable.
Important notice
A New York Notary Public is prohibited from providing legal advice, selecting legal documents, or explaining the legal effect of any document. If you have questions about your documents or your legal rights, please consult a licensed attorney before your appointment.
Travel notary & mobile notary guides
Plain answers to the questions we’re asked most about mobile and travel notary appointments in New York.