Family & personal
- Powers of attorney
- Wills and advance directives
- Guardianship and custody papers
- Affidavits and sworn statements
Mobile Notary · Suffolk, VA
Skip the drive, the line, and the "our notary is out today." First Colony Notary brings the stamp to your kitchen table, your office, or a hospital bedside, anywhere in Suffolk, Virginia, 7 days a week by appointment.
What we notarize
These are the everyday documents a traveling notary in Suffolk handles, and a few that surprise people.
Not sure your document is on the list? Send it through the booking page and ask. If Virginia law says we cannot notarize it, we will tell you plainly and point you at who can.
Why people book us
A teller can stamp a simple form for a member, when the notary is in, during banking hours. But most banks refuse wills, advance directives, and I-9 forms outright, and none of them will drive to a hospital at 9 at night. That second list is our entire job.
Coverage
23432, 23433, 23434, 23435, 23436, 23437, 23438, and 23439. From downtown Suffolk to Whaleyville, Holland, Chuckatuck, and the Route 17 corridor, plus Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, Franklin, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Newport News by arrangement.
Check a timeBefore we arrive
The notary has to watch the signature happen. A document signed before we arrive usually has to be re-printed and signed again, so leave every signature line blank until we are at the table.
A current driver's license, passport, or military ID works. If an ID is expired or missing, say so when you book. Virginia has rules for that situation and it is far better to solve it before the visit than during it.
Every page, not just the signature page. Virginia does not allow a notary to stamp an incomplete document, and we check yours page by page so it gets accepted the first time you file it.
Ready when you are
Tell us the document, the place, and the time. You get a confirmed window and 1 exact quote, usually the same day.
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