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Arkansas Notary Services!
Arkansas Notary Service is a Commissioned Notary Public and National Notary Association (NNA) Certified Loan Signing Agent in the State of Arkansas with commision number 12724857.
Arkansas Notary Service is thoroughly background-checked, bonded, and insured in the State of Arkansas. And ready to serve you as you deal with some of life’s most important decisions and actions.
As a full-service notary public, who has completed the required training to handle all your needs properly and correctly. Arkansas Notary is ready to travel to your office, home or other convenient location for all of your notary and/or loan signing needs.
Contact Arkansas Notary Services at (602) 363-1952 to schedule an appointment at a time that is convenient for you: days, evenings, weekends, even holidays.
Arkansas Notary Services values your business and provides professional, prompt, and error-free service. All work done for you is 100% guaranteed and strictly confidential.
Our Services
As an official Notary Public of Arkansas Notary Services, we can notarize a variety of documents at your convenient location. What kind of service are you looking for?
Notary Public / Handles All General Notaries
A Notarization is the assurance that a document is valid, that its signature is genuine, and that its signer behaved without pressure or intimidation by a lawfully appointed and impartial Mobile Notary Acknowledgements, Jurats, Certificates, and other notarial actions are among the several notarial acts.
Loan Signing Agent / Handles All Real Estate Loan Signing Transactions
Need your loan packet notarized. As Notary Signing Agents, we are both NNA certified and the industry-wide respected Notary2Pro trained and certified to handle and notarize loan documents. All notarizations are covered under our Errors & Omission Insurance.
Typical loan packages we specialize in: New Purchase, Seller Packages, Refinance, HELOC, and Reverse Mortgage
Document Apostille Service
Apostille is the best way to get your documents authenticated for acceptance in other countries. With just a few clicks, we can start to handle all the necessary steps for you—including authentication, embassy legalization, and more!
Other Services
OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: Courier & Printing Services, Permit Runner, Field Inspector, I9 Verifications, Witness Services, In-Office Closings. If you are Unsure of which service to select, select the unsure option and give us a brief description.
Here are the documents we notarize regularly:
- Loan Documents
- Trust
- Power of Attorney
- Title/Bill of Sales
- Marriage Licenses
- Living Trusts
- Last Will and Testament
- Refinancing and Mortgages
- Acknowledgements
- Divorce Decrees
- Bank Forms
- Affidavits
Provides all services efficiently, promptly, and with utmost confidentiality!
CLIENTS WE ASSIST
Title Companies | Escrows | Lenders | Realtors Insurance reps | Home Inspections | Attorneys | Appraisers | Hospitals | Jails | Schools etc
Requirements
Clients seeking notarizations must bring:
- Unsigned documents to be notarized: Originals of any documents to be copied and notarized
Our notaries can only notarize certified copies made by us. - Valid photo identification: Photo IDs must be current and in a language the notary understands. If an ID is not familiar to the notary, the notary has the option to refuse acceptance.
- All Witnesses (if required by the documents): All witnesses must bring valid photo identification as described above. In some cases, our notaries can serve as witnesses if you notify us during the initial consultation.
FAQ
A mobile notary travels to the customer’s location and witnesses the signing of an official document.
Notarization is the process whereby a Notary certifies a document. Usually, this is done by attaching a notarial certificate to the document. The notarial certificate contains statements of fact or law in relation to the document being certified.
You must have an up-to-date State ID, valid Driver’s License, or a US Passport. Failure to provide any one of these will stop the notarization of your agreement.
No! All documents, along with the concerned parties, should be there when the notary agent shows up at the location. The agent will only check the IDs, read the agreement, and witness the signatures. After that, he will provide a signature and stamp on the agreement as part of the notarization process.
A loan signing agent is the notary agent who notarizes loan or mortgage documents.
Yes! Your signature has to match that on your ID. Moreover, the notary agent will also confirm that the same person is signing the agreement as it appears on the ID. The signing process begins after the identification process.
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If you have questions or prefer to speak over the phone simply give us a call, or fill out our form and we will be in touch promptly.
