Online Notary

Yes. Pennsylvania legalized Remote Online Notarization under Act 97 of 2020, and a RON signature carries the same legal force as an in-person notarization under PA law. Before booking, confirm with whoever requested the document that they will accept a RON signature.

A government-issued photo ID, the document you need notarized (PDF), and a computer or phone with a working camera and microphone. The whole session usually takes about 20–30 minutes.

The platform runs an automated ID-credential scan and a series of personal-history knowledge questions — part of the multi-factor identity proofing required under Pennsylvania's RON regulations. I review the results live and confirm the photo on your ID matches the person on screen.

Yes. Pennsylvania's RON law (Act 97 of 2020) excludes certain documents from remote notarization — including wills executed under the Probate, Estates and Fiduciaries Code and certain deeds for real property. When you book, tell me what you're signing and I'll confirm whether RON is permitted.

Yes — as a Pennsylvania-commissioned notary authorized under Act 97 of 2020, I can notarize documents for signers located outside Pennsylvania as long as the document is being notarized under Pennsylvania law. The signer connects via secure video from wherever they are. Confirm with whoever is requesting the document that they will accept a Pennsylvania RON signature.

I'm a mobile service — I come to you. Home, office, hospital, coffee shop, wherever the document needs to be signed.

Yes. I travel to homes throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding counties (Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, and Bucks). Book online and I confirm the appointment within the hour.

Often yes. I frequently have same-day availability, especially for evenings and weekends. Book online and I'll confirm within the hour — or call (215) 690-1366 for urgent requests.

You'll get a confirmation email after booking with everything you need to prepare — IDs, documents, and any signers who need to be present.

Pricing depends on the service, location, and timing — it's discussed at booking or at the appointment so you only pay for what you need.

Yes. I am a commissioned Pennsylvania notary public, NNA Certified, background-checked through the National Notary Association, and carry $1M in Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance. Pennsylvania law (57 Pa. C.S. § 322) requires notaries to maintain a record of every notarial act for 10 years — every signing I perform is documented and retrievable.