PNBS
PNBS
Pro Notary Business Services LLC are not attorneys or a law office; we are not licensed to practice law and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. Under the Texas Admin. Code 87.43, A Notary Public is prohibited by law to act in the capacity of an attorney, give advice in preparing legal documents, issue identification cards, distribute confidential information or perform any notarial act unless the signer is present.
Contact us to notarize these commonly notarized documents and more:
Certified Copy non-recordable
documents
​(Must be 18 years or older)
1. Know the type of notarization needed.
2. Ensure the document is completed in all areas needed.
3. Make sure you have valid and acceptable identification.
4. Make sure the name listed on your document matches the name on your ID.
5. All signers listed on the document must be present, including witnesses, for the notarization. (witnesses may not be
family or have any beneficial interest in the document).
6. Make sure you understand the document you are signing.
7. Know the fee for the service you need.
Payment is collected at time of service via cash or credit card.
Mobile notaries accept a variety of documents. A current driver’s license, passport, non-driver’s license ID or military ID is always acceptable. Note: Only U.S. issued identifications are acceptable forms of ID.
If a document is recorded with a government agency such as a Secretary of State’s office, a County Clerk or a court, certified copies should be obtained from that agency. Mobile notaries cannot notarize these documents.
Responsible individuals who can administer oaths or witness signatures on legal documents. A notary public is also sometimes called a loan signing agent or a loan signing notary.
A signing agent is a public notary who is an expert in loan closing documents. A lender, title company, or escrow service may hire a signing agent to handle getting documents delivered, signed, or processed efficiently and on time.
No. Notaries are not responsible for the accuracy or legality of documents they notarize. Notaries certify the identity of signers. The signers are responsible for the content of the documents.
We have 3 ways we can notarize your documents:
Are you a non-US citizen considering forming a business in the USA? You will need a registered agent. Every U.S. state requires businesses that register with a state as legal entities (LLCs, partnerships, corporations) to have a registered agent, sometimes called a statutory agent or agent of process.
A business registered agent is an individual or entity which has been designated by the business to receive service of process notices, government correspondence and compliance-related documents on behalf of the organization.
While generally the term “agent” means someone who’s authorized to represent an individual or an entity, or enter into transactions for an individual or an entity, registered agents don’t have a similar mandate.
The registered agent for a business has one primary function: to be an agent for service of process, as well as receiving other important correspondence on behalf of the organization. Additionally, a registered agent must also forward such materials to the organization in a timely manner.
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