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Professional
At Noorlans Mobile Notary, professionalism is at the very heart of what we do. We understand that behind every signature lies something important—whether it’s a legal contract, a financial agreement, a business transaction, or a personal milestone. That’s why we approach every notarial act with the highest level of confidentiality, accuracy, and care.
Your documents are more than just paperwork; they represent trust, responsibility, and peace of mind. Our mission is to ensure that each notarization is completed with precision the first time, eliminating errors and delays that could cost you valuable time or resources. By combining attention to detail with reliable service, we provide the assurance you need when handling life’s most important matters.
Whether serving individuals, families, or businesses, Noorlans Mobile Notary stands as a trusted partner—delivering convenience, professionalism, and integrity with every appointment.
A Virginia Notary Public, including a Mobile Notary, is authorized to perform the following professional acts under Virginia Code § 47.1-12:
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Acknowledgments
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Verifying that the signer personally appeared, was properly identified, and voluntarily signed the document.
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Example: real estate deeds, powers of attorney, business contracts.
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Oaths and Affirmations
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Administering a sworn or affirmed statement of truth.
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Example: affidavits, sworn testimony, depositions.
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Jurat (Verification on Oath or Affirmation)
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Certifying that the signer personally appeared, was identified, took an oath/affirmation, and signed in the notary’s presence.
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Example: sworn written statements, legal filings.
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Affidavits & Depositions
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Taking written or oral statements under oath and certifying them as true.
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Certifying Copies
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Confirming that a copy of a document is a true and accurate reproduction of the original (except vital records such as birth, marriage, or death certificates, which must come from the issuing office).
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Electronic Notarization (e-Notary)
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Performing notarizations electronically, with the same authority as traditional notarization.
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Remote Online Notarization (RON)
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Using secure audio-visual technology to notarize documents when the signer is not physically present. Virginia was the first state to authorize RON (2011).
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Note
A notary must verify identity of all signers (via government-issued ID or credible witnesses).
All notarial acts must be recorded accurately in compliance with Virginia law.
A notary cannot give legal advice or certify vital records.
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