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FREQUENTLY ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT GETTING A NOTARIZATION IN ARIZONA

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How Do I Get a Document Notarized in Glendale, Arizona?

In the Great State of Arizona any signer wishing to have a document Notarized must have a US Driver's License, a United States Passport, Armed Forces Military ID, or an approved government issued ID unless the signer is personally known to the Notary Public performing the document notarization. Please note in case by which Military ID's must be photocopied to accompany a Notarized document that it is illegal to copy Military IDs for the Notary and for the Signer. (See Defense.gov)

The signer of the document must be coherent, understand the document, and willing to sign the document in front of the Notary with no guidance from any exterior parties or forces. 

In the event you do not have an acceptable form of identification to have a document Notarized in Arizona- you may present a credible witness that in fact have acceptable forms of ID for themselves and are willing to take an oath that you are who you say you are.
 

What Types of Documents Can Be Notarized in the State of Arizona?
 

You may have any document you wish Notarized in the State of Arizona, however, there are certain documents such as vital records (like Birth and Death Certificates) that must be notarized by the governing agency that issues them. You may always check with your Notary prior to presenting the document to be notarized if the document can be notarized. 

The most common types of documents requested to be notarized are Affidavits, Car Titles, Financial Power of Attorney Forms, Lien Release Forms, Loan Documents, Medical Power of Attorney Forms, Minor Consent to Travel Forms, Real Estate Documents, Trust Documents or Documentation, Power of Attorney Forms, Wills, and more!
 

Where Can I Have a Document Notarized in Glendale, Arizona?

Very few places offer Notary Services anymore within the State of Arizona. Most Notaries offer Mobile Notary Services by which they travel to their clients. Mobile Notaries may travel to you home, place of work/business, hospitals, jails, senior care facilities, rehab centers, churches, local restaurants or coffee shops. Mobile Notaries Public can generally meet you anywhere you wish.
 

How Much Does It Cost to Have a Document Notarized in Arizona?
 

The State of Arizona per notarial act for Mobile Notary Services signers may be subject to mileage, travel, or time fees in addition to the notarial act fees. Currently, Arizona's per notarial act fee is $10.00
 

How Old Do I Have to Be to Get Documents Notarized in Arizona?
 

You may be any age to have a document Notarized as long as you are capable of understanding the document itself. For minors under the age of 16 who may not have a State Issued Government ID or Driver's License they may use a United States Passport or a Credible Witness as ID Verification.