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Notary Services
In Eugene, Springfield, and beyond

Need a mobile notary in Eugene or Springfield, Oregon? I provide fast, reliable, and professional notary services wherever is most convenient for you.

 

Whether you need loan documents, power of attorney, or other important paperwork notarized, I come to you, on your schedule. Book your appointment today and get your documents signed, sealed, and stress-free.

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Contact Me

Have questions or ready to schedule your appointment? Use the form below to get in touch for mobile notary services in Eugene, Springfield, and surrounding areas. Whether you need a power of attorney, real estate documents, medical directives, affidavits, or a will notarized, I’m here to help — at a time and place that works for you. I’ll respond as soon as possible to confirm details and answer any questions.

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Some Examples Documents We Can Notarize

Wills, Power of Attorney

Bill of Sale, Title Transfer

General Legal Documents

And More

Common Information

Read below for answers to common questions about fees and ID. Feel free to click on the buttons below each column to see more detail about the process. If you're unsure about any aspect of the notarization process, I encourage you to read more or reach out with questions. Thank you!

Standard Fees

Each notarization costs $10 per act, as per Oregon statute.

While the price per notarial act is always the same, travel fees (see the next column) may vary.

Travel and Fees

Travel fees for travel within Eugene and Springfield is standardly $35 during normal business hours.

After hours appointments and hospitals, care facilities, etc may incur an extra fee due to the time required to enter and exit.

Documents

In order to complete a notarial act, you will need to provide a valid government issued ID containing your name, photo. Expired IDs are acceptable within 3 years of expiration.​

Misc.

If something happens to prevent notarization (invalid ID, document cannot be notarized, etc) then you will not be charged for the notarial act, but a travel fee will still be due.

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