Mon–Fri 9–6 · Sat 10–2
Mobile notary · Austin, TX
Notarizations, apostilles, and document help across Travis & Williamson counties, at home, at work, or at a hospital bedside. Evenings and weekends by appointment.
Travel from $65 + state notary fees · written quote first · or text us
Jordan came to my mother’s care home the same evening, explained every page, and was patient with all of us.
Your notary visit, at a glance
Your apostille, at a glance
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Credentials
Services
Choose the one that fits your document, or describe it in your request and we will tell you exactly what it needs before anyone signs.
We come to you, verify every signer’s identity, witness the signing, and complete the notarial certificate correctly the first time.
From $65 travel + state notary fees
Request a visit
For documents going abroad. We confirm the right route, prepare the request, track it with the issuing office, and return the certified document to you.
From $149 per document
Start an apostille
Help reviewing, preparing, and organizing paperwork so it is complete before it is signed or submitted.
From $40 starting price
Ask about helpNot sure which service you need? Describe your document and we will tell you exactly what it needs, free and without obligation.
Where we meet
Anywhere in Travis & Williamson counties. Tell us the address and we bring everything the signing needs.
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How it works
Four steps, the same every time, so you always know what happens next and what it costs before we arrive.
Tell us the document, how many people are signing, and where you would like to meet.
About two minutes online
We check what your document needs and send a written quote. No surprises on the day.
Reply within one business hour
We verify each signer’s ID, witness the signing, and complete the notarial certificate.
Most visits take 20–30 minutes
Your documents are ready to send, or we take them on to the apostille stage.
Signed, sealed, and handed back
Apostille
An apostille is an official certificate that confirms a public document is authentic, so it is accepted in countries that belong to the Hague Apostille Convention. We check what the destination requires, prepare the request, track it with the issuing office, and return the certified document to you.
Start an apostille requestReference — routes
Birth and marriage certificates, diplomas, notarized powers of attorney. Apostilled by the Secretary of State of the issuing state.
For example FBI background checks. Apostilled by the U.S. Department of State, Office of Authentications.
Authentication first, then legalization by that country’s embassy or consulate.
Typical turnaround: 5–7 business days, rush available. We confirm the route for your document in your quote.
Documents we handle
Not on the list? Describe it in your request and we will confirm what it needs. Tap any document to start a quote for it.
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About
JMC Mobile Notary was founded by Jordan M. Carter to make important paperwork simple, secure, and stress-free. When you book JMC, the notary who checks your documents is the notary who comes to you.
Jordan has been a commissioned Texas notary since 2018 and a certified signing agent since 2019, working in English and Spanish. JMC started after Jordan saw how often families lost days to a single missing signature.
You know what it costs before we arrive.
We confirm the ID, signers, and requirements in advance, so the visit goes right the first time.
Your documents and personal details stay between you and us.
Reviews
Jordan came to my mother’s care home the same evening, explained every page, and was patient with all of us.
Our diplomas were apostilled and back in under a week. Clear quote, no surprises.
We signed our refinance at the kitchen table. Every page was flagged and explained before we put pen to paper.
My dad needed a power of attorney signed in the hospital. Calm, quick, and kind to him the whole time.
They told us exactly which office handled our birth certificate and kept us updated until it came back.
Met at a café near my office on my lunch break. In and out in twenty minutes, and the bill matched the quote.
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FAQ
Rules differ by state and by document. These answers are general; we confirm the details for your document before any signing.
Still have a question?
Call or text and a notary answers, usually within one business hour.
Ask your own questionA notary public is an official who verifies identity, watches a person sign, and completes a notarial certificate. The notary confirms the signing, not the content of the document.
Common examples include affidavits, powers of attorney, deeds, loan documents, and consent forms. Some documents have special rules, so tell us what you have and we will confirm.
A current, government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID card, or passport, for every signer. Accepted IDs vary by state, so we confirm yours before the visit.
Tell us the facility and the signer’s situation when you request a quote. The signer must be alert, understand what they are signing, and be able to sign; a notary cannot proceed otherwise.
Often, yes, as long as the signer understands the document and the notarial certificate meets state rules. Requirements vary by state, so tell us the language when you request a quote.
An apostille is a certificate that verifies the origin of a public document, such as its signer or issuing office. It is used in countries that participate in the Hague Apostille Convention.
You usually need one when a foreign office, school, employer, or government asks for proof that a U.S. document is authentic. Check the receiving party’s requirements first.
Timing depends on the issuing office and its current workload. When we quote your request, we give you an estimate and keep you updated as it moves.
Those countries do not accept apostilles. The document is authenticated first and then legalized by that country’s embassy or consulate. We point you to the right route in your quote.
In most states, the fee for each notarized signature is capped by law. Travel and any apostille fees depend on the job, and you get the full amount in a written quote before we meet.
The original, unsigned document and valid photo ID for each signer. If witnesses or extra pages are needed, we tell you when we confirm the details.
Send us a request with the document type, the number of pages and signers, and where and when you need us. We reply with a written quote before we meet.
No questions match. Ask us directly and we will answer.
Request a quote
Two short steps. We confirm what your document needs and send the full price before anyone travels.
Urgent? Call or text
(555) 010-0199Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 · Sat 10:00–14:00 CT · evenings by appointment