A commissioned Texas notary, on the road in El Paso.

We are commissioned by the Texas Secretary of State as a Notary Public and hold the separate Texas online notary commission that allows remote online notarization by video. That means the same notary who meets you at your kitchen table in the Lower Valley can also notarize for your son at Fort Bliss, your sister in Dallas or your parents in Chihuahua when the document and the recipient allow it. A large share of our signings are in Spanish, and every step — the text to book, the explanation of what an oath means, the certificate itself — is handled in the language you prefer.

Beyond everyday notarizations we work as a loan signing agent for El Paso title companies, lenders and escrow officers, handle apostille requests to the Texas Secretary of State and the U.S. Department of State from start to finish, and perform bilingual wedding ceremonies as an ordained officiant — a separate service from notary work, described on its own page. We do not draft documents, choose forms or give legal advice; when a question needs a lawyer, we say so.

Two things matter most to us: that the certificate is completed correctly the first time — right venue, right date, right capacity, journal entry made — and that you were treated with patience, whether the signer is a first-time homebuyer, a grandmother in a hospital bed or a contractor on a job site at seven in the evening. Fees follow the Texas statute, the travel fee is disclosed before we leave, and every appointment ends with the original in your hands.

Services

• 🖋️ Mobile Notary Services
• 📜 Estate Planning Documents
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Family Documents
• 🏡 Loan Signing Agent
• 🏠 Real Estate & Property Documents
• 🏢 Business & Employment
• 🚗 Vehicle, School & Government Forms
• 🌎 Apostille Services
• 💍 Wedding Officiant

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