A mobile notary comes to you — your home, office, hospital room, coffee shop, wherever is most convenient. You don't have to drive anywhere or take time off work. I bring everything I need to complete the appointment on the spot.

Lots of situations require notarized documents: buying or selling a home, setting up a power of attorney, dealing with a will or trust, applying for things abroad, or anytime a bank, government agency, or legal office asks for an 'official' signature. If someone told you to 'get it notarized,' I am who you call.

Absolutely. This is one of the most important things I do. If a loved one is in the hospital or a care facility and needs to sign legal documents, I will come to them — calmly, respectfully, and with full understanding of how sensitive the situation is.

Yes — I can travel just about anywhere. I regularly serve Round Rock, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Cedar Park, Hutto, Taylor, Leander, Liberty Hill, Manor, and surrounding Central Texas communities. Need me somewhere further out? Just call or text and I'll let you know the travel fee for your location. Don't assume I can't make it — I very likely can.

Often same day. I am available 7 days a week. Monday – Friday 8am – 6pm, Saturday - Sunday 10am-5pm, and frequently able to accommodate last-minute requests. Before and After-hours appointments are available for an additional fee.

Almost always: a valid, government-issued photo ID (driver's license or passport works great) and the documents that need to be signed.

Most importantly — do NOT sign the documents before I arrive. In most cases I need to witness the actual signing. Check the Services page for a specific list by appointment type.

You can have the form completed, just do not sign and date it before I arrive. If your form is already signed and dated before I arrive, it may be invalidated depending on the type of notarial certificate.

The notarial certificates (Jurat) requires the signature be completed in the notary presence. This certificate language usually starts with, “Subscribed and sworn to…”

This is important. The whole point of notarization is that the notary witnesses you signing. If you sign beforehand, the documents may be invalid, and you'll have to start over.

For a document that includes an Acknowledgment certificate, it can be filled out and signed prior to the notary's arrival. This certificate typically contains the phrase, "subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me..."

If you are unsure just hold off signing until I am with you.

There is a 10-minute grace period from your scheduled start time — no penalties if you're a little late within that window. After 10 minutes, a $20 fee applies for every additional 15 minutes of delay.

If I arrive and the appointment cannot be completed for a reason outside of my control — for example, if a signer doesn't have proper ID, the document is incomplete, or a signer is not present — the travel fee of $85 and any witness fees still apply. No notarization fee will be charged in that case.

Yes. If you need one or two witnesses and don't have anyone available — or you'd simply prefer to keep your documents private from family or friends — I can provide a professional, neutral witness. Just mention it when you book.

A loan signing agent is a certified notary public with special training to handle and notarize real estate and mortgage closing documents. They act as neutral third parties to guide borrowers through complex paperwork, check for missing signatures, and return completed documents to lenders.

Key Duties:

1. Print and organize full loan packages

2. Verify the legal identity of the signers.

3. Ensure every required form, signature, and initial is properly completed

4. Notarize official signatures

5. Ship or drop off completed documents back to the title or escrow company

All without you having to go anywhere.

An Apostille is a special certification that makes your U.S. documents officially recognized in other countries. You might need one if you're moving abroad, enrolling in a foreign university, adopting internationally, or working in another country. If someone asked you for an 'apostilled' document and you have no idea what that means — just reach out and I will walk you through it.

No — and any notary who does is crossing a legal line. I am not an attorney and cannot tell you what documents you need, what they mean legally, or give legal advice. What I can do is explain what each document does in plain terms during your signing, and make sure everything is executed correctly. For legal advice, you'll need an attorney.

Mobile services for general notary work start at $95, which includes your first notarized signature. Each additional notarization at the same appointment is $10.

Estate planning and loan signing come with added costs owing to the unique nature of the signing involved.

Payment is due at the time of service. If you're not sure what you'll need, just reach out — I am happy to give you a quick quote before you book.

I accept Cash, Zelle (512-296-9270), CashApp ($Kendranotary), Venmo (@austinnotarysolutions), PayPal, and Square. No extra fees when you pay with any of those options. If you prefer to pay by debit or credit card, a small 4% processing fee applies — that goes to the payment processor, not Kendra. Payment is collected at the time of your appointment.

Once a notarial act has been performed, fees are non-refundable. If a proven notary error occurs on my end, I will return to your location at no additional charge to correct it. Your documents will be right — that's my commitment.

There is a 10-minute grace period from your scheduled start time — no penalties if you're a little late within that window. After 10 minutes, a $20 fee applies for every additional 15 minutes of delay.

If I arrive and the appointment can't be completed for a reason outside my control — for example, a signer doesn't have proper ID, the document is incomplete, or a signer is not present — the travel fee of $85 and any witness fees still apply. No notarization fee will be charged in that case.

No worries — just put them in another room for the duration of the appointment. It keeps things calm and focused for everyone, including the signer.

Protesting a bill or note for non-acceptance or non-payment, register and seal

$ 4.00

Each notice of protest

1.00

Protesting in all other cases

4.00

Certificate and seal to a protest

4.00

Taking the acknowledgment or proof of any deed or other instrument in writing, for registration, including certificate and seal:

(1) for the first signature

10.00

(2) for each additional signature

1.00

Administering an oath or affirmation with certificate and seal

10.00

All certificates under seal not otherwise provided for

10.00

Copies of all records and papers in the Notary Public's office, for each page

1.00

Taking the depositions of witnesses, for each 100 words

1.00

Swearing a witness to a deposition, certificate, seal, and other business connected with taking the deposition

10.00

All notarial acts not provided for

10.00

Additional and Travel Fees:

While the signature act itself is capped, notaries come up with total pricing for mobile or specialized work by factoring in unregulated variable expenses:

Travel and Convenience Fees: Mobile notaries factor in time, driving distance, parking, and gas. .

Specialized Services: Fees for loan signings, printing large document packets, or waiting times are bundled into a single negotiated market rate.

Platform Costs: Remote online notarization providers often add separate technology platform fees independent of the notary's authorized fee.

Yes, we do and pricing starts at $30. Pricing is based on word count, document complexity, formatting, and turnaround time. When requesting please answer the following questions;

1. Requested Language for Translation and Number of Pages

2. Additional Language and Number of Pages

3. Are your translations for USCIS or US immigration purposes?

4. Does the translated document need to be notarized?

5. Do you need your translation physically sent to you?

6. Do you need rush service?

7. What is your deadline?

Translation Delivery Times

Delivery times depend on the page and word count. Our general delivery times are as follows:

IMPORTANT! 1 working day is considered the day after placing an order, not the same day!

1 – 4 pages: 1 – 2 working days

5 – 8 pages: 2 – 3 working days

9 – 12 pages: 3 – 4 working days

13 – 16 pages: 4 – 5 working days

16 pages +: We will contact you via email to confirm.

Unless specifically stated otherwise, translation services are not represented as certified translations and may not satisfy requirements. customers are responsible for confirming translation requirements of the organization receiving their documents.