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What is the difference between a mobile notary and a remote online notary?

A mobile notary travels to you (home, office, hospital) to verify identities and witness signatures in person. An online notary meets you over secure audio-video to complete the notarization digitally.

Is remote online notarization legal where I live?

In most states across the U.S., yes, remote online notarization (RON) is now legal. The exact rules can vary depending on your state and the type of document, but as of early 2025, more than 40 states have permanent RON laws in place. The most important step is to double-check that the person or organization receiving your document will accept an online notarization.

Are notary services available after hours and on weekends?

Yes. With Superior Notary Services, you can schedule a mobile notary outside of standard business hours (evenings and weekends included) to fit your busy schedule.

How quickly can I book a mobile notary?

In many cases, you can book and be connected with a certified notary the very same day. Our network is designed to help you get documents signed as quickly and smoothly as possible.

What documents cannot be notarized online?

Certain documents may not be eligible for remote online notarization, depending on your state’s laws. Common examples include court orders, wills, marriage licenses, and some family law documents like adoption papers. It’s always best to confirm with your receiving party before requesting remote notarization services.