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Basic
At Noorlans Mobile Notary, we understand that every signature matters. Our basic notary services are designed to give you complete peace of mind by ensuring your essential documents are legally authenticated with precision, efficiency, and care. From affidavits to contracts, we handle each notarization with the highest level of attention to detail—so you can trust that your paperwork is valid, compliant, and ready when you need it.
Every Signature Matters. Every Detail Counts.
At Noorlans Mobile Notary, we understand that even the simplest documents can hold great importance. Our Basic Notary Services are designed to give you complete confidence and peace of mind, ensuring your essential paperwork is legally authenticated with the utmost precision, efficiency, and care.
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From affidavits and contracts to consent forms, declarations, and more—we handle each notarization with the highest level of professionalism and attention to detail. We don’t just stamp and go. We verify, document, and guide each signing to ensure full legal compliance and state-authorized accuracy.
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Whether you’re preparing documents for court, school, employment, or personal use, we help ensure they are valid, accepted, and ready when you need them. And as a 100% mobile service, we come to you—making it even easier to stay on schedule without sacrificing service quality.
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Acknowledgments
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A notary certifies that the person appearing before them has signed a document voluntarily, and that the person is who they claim to be.
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Example: Deeds, powers of attorney, contracts.
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Administering Oaths and Affirmations
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A notary can administer an oath (sworn promise) or affirmation (non-religious promise) to an individual.
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Example: Affidavits, sworn testimony, depositions.
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Certifying Affidavits
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A notary may take affidavits or depositions and certify them under oath or affirmation.
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Certifying Copies
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A notary can certify that a copy of a document is a true and accurate reproduction of the original (with exceptions such as vital records and court-issued documents that must come from the issuing authority).
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Electronic Notarization (e-Notary)
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Virginia allows electronic notarization, including remote online notarization (RON), where the signer and notary interact through audio-visual technology. Virginia was the first state to authorize RON (2011).
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Verifications on Oath or Affirmation (Jurat)
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A notary certifies that the signer personally appeared, was identified, swore/affirmed the truthfulness of the document, and signed in the notary’s presence.
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Example: Court documents, sworn statements.
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Note
A Virginia notary does not have the authority to certify vital records (like birth or marriage certificates) or issue legal advice.
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