How To Hire The Right Company - What To Ask On The Phone Before You Hire!
Don't be afraid to ask the right questions before you hire anyone! It can make all the difference.
When you call around for a notary, it’s easy to get stuck comparing prices. But not all notaries are created equal, and the cheapest one usually costs you more in mistakes, delays, or wasted time. The quality of service can vary widely, just like the level of professionalism, communication, and attention to your circumstance. In our experience, the notaries who care enough to treat every client with respect, accuracy, and discretion are the same ones who handle business ethically and efficiently. That commitment doesn’t just protect your documents, it protects you, ensuring your signing is not rejected, and handled right the first time so that it accomplishes what you want.
Be Ready. Read Below Before You Pick Up The Phone.
Can a notary notarize a Will in Pennsylvania, New Jersey or Delaware?
OUR ANSWER: A notary may notarize certain signatures connected to a Will, such as a self-proving affidavit, if the signer meets legal requirements and provides valid identification. The notary does not prepare the Will, give legal advice, or determine whether the document is legally sufficient.
Can you notarize a Power of Attorney?
OUR ANSWER: Yes, we notarize Power of Attorney documents when the signer appears willing, aware and able to communicate. And when valid ID requirements are met. Because POA documents are important legal instruments, we take extra care to confirm the notarization is handled properly.
Do trust documents need to be notarized?
OUR ANSWER: Some trust-related documents may require notarization, while others may not. Requirements depend on the document type and the instructions provided by the attorney or document preparer. We can notarize the signatures when the document calls for a notarization..
Do you travel to hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living facilities?
OUR ANSWER: Yes. We regularly travel to hospitals, rehab centers, nursing homes, assisted living communities and private residences in PA, NJ and DE.
Families often call us when a loved one needs Power of Attorney, Health Care Documents or other estate-related forms notarized quickly.
What ID is needed for estate planning notarization?
OUR ANSWER: The signer(s) must present valid, unexpired government ID (ex. Drivers License, Passport). If an unexpired government issued ID cannot be produce then two (2) Credible Witnesses are required. Both witnesses must have a valid ID.
Do you handle sensitive or complex documents?
OUR ANSWER: We specialize in estate planning documents, powers of attorney, real estate closings and business agreements.
How fast can you get here?
OUR ANSWER: Our system gives you an instant quote and exact arrival time based on your location. Most appointments are completed within 35 minutes of your call.
What Payment Types Do You Accept?
OUR ANSWER: We accept debit cards and credit cards and issue digital receipts on the upon payment processing.
Do you provide witnesses for document signing, if I don’t have any?
OUR ANSWER: Yes, we can provide witnesses on request and we coordinate everything for you.
What if I have questions about the document?
OUR ANSWER: We ensure everything’s filled out, signed, and executed correctly. No missed initials or invalid forms. Our goal: get it right the first time. We cannot offer advice or answer legal questions. We walk you through the notarization process.
How do I book an appointment?
OUR ANSWER: Book instantly at aldanpamobilenotaryservices.com or call 610-421-1261. You’ll get automatic confirmation, reminders and receipts. No back-and-forth.
Can you prepare my Will or Power of Attorney?
OUR ANSWER: No. We are not attorneys and do not give legal advice or prepare legal documents unless specifically authorized by law. We notarize completed documents and help guide clients through the notarization process itself.
What areas do you serve?
OUR ANSWER: We provide mobile notary services throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Service is available for homes, hospitals, care facilities, offices, and other approved meeting locations.
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