Mobile Notary Services in El Paso — Bilingual, Same Day, We Come to You
Every notarial act Texas allows — acknowledgments, jurats, affidavits, certified copies — brought to your door anywhere in El Paso County, in English or Spanish, seven days a week by appointment.
Texas Notary Public · commissioned by the Texas Secretary of State · online notary commission
Most documents that need a notary in El Paso are ordinary paperwork: a power of attorney for a parent in a nursing home, an affidavit for a court date, a vehicle bill of sale, a certified copy of a passport for a job overseas, or loan documents sent over by a title company. Texas law recognizes a short list of notarial acts — acknowledgments, oaths and affirmations (jurats), certified copies of non-recordable documents, and proofs — and every one of them requires the signer to appear personally before a commissioned Texas Notary Public. QWIK Mobile Notary Public brings that appearance to you, in English or Spanish, anywhere in El Paso County.
The process is the same for every document. Call or text (915) 302-0902, tell us what you have and where you are, and we confirm the fee: the Texas statutory fee — $10 for the first signature and $1 for each additional, or $10 per oath — plus a $39 travel fee in El Paso. Each signer brings an unexpired government-issued photo ID (Texas driver license, passport or Mexican consular ID) and the complete document, unsigned if it needs a jurat. We verify identity, witness the signature, complete the certificate and apply the seal. We never give legal advice, choose forms or fill in blanks — you bring the document, we notarize it.
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Acknowledgments & Jurats
Nearly every notarization in Texas is either an acknowledgment or a jurat. We perform both anywhere in El Paso County, in English or Spanish, with the Texas statutory certificate wording your document's recipient expects.
Learn moreMobile — we come to youAffidavits & Sworn Statements
Affidavits, sworn statements and verifications notarized with a Texas jurat anywhere in El Paso County — you sign and swear in front of our bilingual notary at your home, office or hospital, same day by appointment.
Learn moreMobile — we come to youCertified Copies
A Texas notary may certify a copy of a document that is not recordable and not a vital record — a passport, driver license, diploma, letter or contract. We copy the original in front of you, compare the two and attach the certificate, anywhere in El Paso.
Learn moreMobile — we come to you24/7 Same-Day & After-Hours Notary
When a document cannot wait for business hours, QWIK Mobile Notary comes to you anywhere in El Paso County — same day, evenings, weekends and holidays, by appointment — for travel consents, powers of attorney, loan documents, affidavits and more, in English or Spanish.
Learn moreMobile — hospital, care facility or jailHospital, Nursing Home & Hospice Notary
When a parent, spouse or patient cannot leave the hospital, our bilingual notary comes to the room — UMC, Providence, Las Palmas, Del Sol, nursing homes, rehab centers and hospice across El Paso — to notarize a medical power of attorney, directive, power of attorney or will.
Learn moreMobile — hospital, care facility or jailJail & Detention Center Notary
When a family member is being held at the El Paso County Detention Facility downtown or the Jail Annex on Montana Avenue, our bilingual notary goes inside — following the facility's rules — so a power of attorney, vehicle title POA, affidavit or consent form can be signed and notarized.
Learn moreOnline by video (RON)Remote Online Notarization (RON)
A Texas online notary commission lets us notarize your document over a secure two-way video session — no travel fee, evenings and weekends, in English or Spanish — whether you are in El Paso, deployed, or out of state.
Learn moreNot sure what your document needs?
Text a photo of the document to (915) 302-0902. We confirm the fee and a time in minutes — no legal advice, just a clear answer on what we can notarize.
Common questions about mobile notary services in El Paso
How much does a mobile notary cost in El Paso?
Texas caps notarial fees by law: $10 for the first signature on an acknowledgment and $1 for each additional signature, $10 for an oath or affirmation, and $10 plus $1 per page for a certified copy. QWIK adds one nominal $39 travel fee anywhere in El Paso, itemized separately, so a single-signature document at your kitchen table comes to $49. After-hours and out-of-area trips are quoted before we drive out — call or text (915) 302-0902.
What ID do I need to get something notarized in Texas?
Bring an unexpired government-issued photo ID that carries your signature: a Texas driver license or ID card, a U.S. or foreign passport, a U.S. military ID, or a Mexican passport or consular ID (matrícula). If you have no ID, Texas lets a credible witness who knows you personally and has no interest in the document swear to your identity in front of the notary. Expired IDs and photocopies cannot be accepted.
Can a notary come to my house, a hospital or the jail in El Paso?
Yes — that is the whole point of a mobile notary. We meet signers at homes, offices, coffee shops, title companies, University Medical Center and other hospitals, nursing homes, hospices, and the El Paso County Detention Facility and Jail Annex, anywhere inside El Paso County, Texas. Same-day, evening, weekend and holiday appointments are available. We cannot notarize in New Mexico — a Texas commission stops at the state line, so no Sunland Park or Las Cruces.
Need something notarized today?
Call or text. We come to your home, office, hospital or title company anywhere in El Paso — same day, in English or Spanish.