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You can schedule your notarization online in minutes. If you’re unsure which option is best, feel free to reach out — I’m happy to help

Please have the following ready for your appointment:

A valid, unexpired photo ID
Unsigned document(s) to be notarized
A stable internet connection (for online appointments)

Notary Services & Fees

Below are standard notary service fees in New York. Final pricing is confirmed before your appointment and may vary based on document type, number of signers, travel distance, and service type (online or in-person).

Remote notarization available nationwide.
- General Notarization (per document): $25
- Power of Attorney: $50
- Healthcare Proxy / Medical Directive: $55
- Will: $65
- Trust Certification: $85
- Estate Bundle (Includes Power of Attorney, Healthcare Proxy, Living Will): $75
- 2-Signer Session: $70
Fees:
- Additional notarized document: +$15
- Additional Signer: +$15
- Evening/Weekend: $20
- Rush (within 1 hour): $25
All remote sessions include identity verification and secure digital records.
- Power of Attorney: $50
- Healthcare Proxy/Medical Directive: $55
- Will: $65
- Trust: $85
- Estate Bundle (includes Power of Attorney, Healthcare Proxy, Living Will): $75
Travel fees apply based on distance (see travel & add on fees)
Serving Hudson Valley & Orange County, NY.
Print, scanback & delivery available
- Loan Application: $85
- Seller Package: $100
- Cash Deal: $100
- Loan Signing (Refi/HELOC/Buyer): $125
- Full Purchase Package: $175
- Reverse Mortgage: $200
In-Person Travel fees are based on distance from Middletown, NY (10940)
Travel Fees:
- 0-10 miles: Included
- 11-20 miles: +$20
- 21-30 miles: +$35
- 31-40 miles: +$50
- 41-50 miles: +$65
Extra fees:
- E-Docs/Printing: +$30
- Scanbacks: $15
- Extra Signer: $15
- Extra Notarized Document: +$10
- Large Package (150+ pages): +$15

How the Notarization Process Works

Remote Online Notarization

Remote notarization allows your documents to be notarized online from anywhere, using a secure. NY-approved platform.

Here’s how it works:

1. Schedule Online

Book your appointment using the online scheduler and upload your document if available.

2. Verify Your Identity

You’ll verify your identity using a valid government-issued ID and online authentication, as required by New York law.

3. Join the Secure Video Session

At your appointment time, you’ll join a live video call where I guide you through the signing.

4. Sign & Notarize Digitally

Documents requiring a jurat or oath must be electronically signed during the appointment. For acknowledgments, documents may be signed beforehand but must be acknowledged in my presence. I complete the notarization in real time.

5. Receive Your Completed Document

You’ll receive your notarized document immediately after the session.

Best for: POAs, estate documents, consent forms, affidavits, busy schedules, out-of-state signers, and same-day needs.

In-Person Notary Services

I also provide mobile, in-person notarization for clients who prefer or require face-to-face service.

Available for clients and companies across the Hudson Valley, NY (including Orange County)

Here’s how it works:

1. Schedule Your Appointment

Book online or contact me to confirm availability and location.

2. Meet at the Agreed Location

In-person notarizations are provided at a mutually agreed-upon public or professional setting.

For privacy and safety reasons, notarizations are not conducted at the client or notary’s personal residence.

3. Verify Identity

All signers must present valid, unexpired government-issued ID.

4. Sign in My Presence

Documents requiring a jurat or oath must be signed during the appointment. For acknowledgments, documents may be signed beforehand but must be acknowledged in my presence.

5. Notarization Completed

I complete the notarization and return your documents to you immediately.

Best for: Original documents, elderly signers, hospitals, nursing facilities, and situations requiring in-person presence.

Important Notes:

All notarizations are performed in compliance with New York State notary laws.
I cannot notarize documents that are incomplete or have blank spaces. Please fill it out beforehand or it will have to be done during the appointment.
I legally cannot provide legal advice or prepare documents.

Frequently asked questions

FAQ for Notary work

No — I am not an attorney and therefore cannot provide legal advice or help prepare or interpret documents. My role is to verify identity, witness signatures, and notarize documents in compliance with New York State law.

If you need assistance choosing or completing legal documents, please contact a licensed attorney or the document’s issuing agency before scheduling your notarization.
Have a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID and a stable internet connection.
Documents requiring a jurat must be signed during the session in the notary’s presence. Documents containing an acknowledgment may be signed beforehand if permitted by law, but must still be acknowledged and notarized during the appointment.
Once booked, you’ll receive a secure video link to join your session.
In-person appointments are limited to loan signings and select estate packages that require original documents.
Most general notarizations are completed online through a secure remote notarization platform.
Only loan signings and estate packages are done in person. Everything else is completed online. A secure link will be sent to you.
Yes — as long as I’m physically in New York during the session, clients can sign from anywhere nationwide.

FAQ for Wedding Officiate

Yes. I am legally authorized to officiate weddings in New York State as an ordained minister and registered wedding officiant. I am able to officiate weddings throughout New York State except within New York City. NYC requires officiants to be registered with the City Clerk to performing a ceremony. At this time, I do not perform ceremonies within the five boroughs of NYC.
I offer non-religious and secular ceremonies only.
My ceremonies are modern, personal, and focused on your relationship — without religious readings, prayers, or faith-based language. If you’re looking for a meaningful ceremony that feels authentic and comfortable, I’m happy to help.
Yes. I work with couples to customize their ceremony and can offer guidance or templates for writing vows, readings, and ceremony structure.
After the ceremony, I complete and return the marriage license to the same clerk’s office that issued it, within the required five business days.
I primarily serve the Hudson Valley, including Orange, Ulster, Sullivan, Rockland, and parts of Sussex County. Extended travel outside these areas may be available for an additional fee.
I always arrive early and build a short grace period into my schedule. If there’s a significant delay beyond the reserved time, an additional fee may apply, but I always do my best to keep things smooth and stress-free.
Yes — I love intimate and spontaneous weddings! As long as you have your valid New York marriage license, I can officiate with short notice when my schedule allows.
Rehearsals are optional and available as an add-on. They’re especially helpful for larger weddings or for couples who want to practice timing and cues ahead of the ceremony.
A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your date, with the remaining balance due before the ceremony. An invoice and confirmation will be provided once details are finalized.