What is a Mobile Notary?
Notarization at Your Location, On Your Schedule
A mobile notary is a state-commissioned notary public who travels to a location of your choosing to witness signatures, verify identities, and authenticate documents. Missouri Signature Services provides mobile notary coverage throughout the state — bringing the convenience of professional notarization directly to you.
Whether you are homebound, in a healthcare facility, working under a time-sensitive deadline, or simply prefer not to travel, a mobile notary removes every barrier between you and a properly executed document.
Where We Go
Any Location That Works for You
Residential & Business
- Private homes
- Offices and workplaces
- Real estate closings
- Title company locations
- Law firm offices
- Coffee shops or public spaces
Healthcare & Care Facilities
- Hospitals (bedside)
- Nursing homes
- Assisted living communities
- Rehabilitation centers
- Memory care facilities
- Hospice settings
Documents We Notarize
Common Documents for Mobile Notarization
Estate & Legal
- Last wills and testaments
- Durable power of attorney
- Healthcare directives / living wills
- Trust documents
- Affidavits and sworn statements
Real Estate & Financial
- Mortgage and loan documents
- Deeds and property transfers
- Refinancing packages
- Contracts and agreements
- Vehicle titles
How It Works
Simple Three-Step Process
1. Contact us. Reach out by phone or the contact form to describe your documents and preferred location and time.
2. We confirm and travel to you. We review your request, confirm availability, and travel to your chosen location — usually within 24–48 hours.
3. Sign and done. We verify your identity, witness your signature, apply the notary seal, and you walk away with properly executed documents.
Please bring a valid, government-issued photo ID (driver's licence, passport, or state ID) to every signing appointment.
FAQ
Common Questions
How far will you travel?
We serve the greater St. Louis metro area and surrounding Missouri counties. Contact us with your location and we will confirm availability and any applicable travel fee.
How quickly can you come?
For standard appointments we typically confirm within a few hours and can often arrive the same day or next day. Urgent hospital or end-of-life situations are given priority — contact us directly to discuss your timeline.
What do I need to have ready?
Have all documents prepared and ready to sign, bring a valid government-issued photo ID for each signer, and ensure any required witnesses are present if the document calls for them.
Can you notarize multiple documents in one visit?
Yes. We can notarize multiple documents and assist multiple signers during a single visit. Fees are based on the number of notarial acts performed; please mention all documents when scheduling.
Do I need to prepare anything before you arrive?
Do not sign any documents before we arrive — the signature must be witnessed in person. Have all pages of the document assembled, and ensure all signers are present and have their ID.