Real Estate Notary in El Paso — Deeds, Timeshare Documents and Lien Affidavits
Warranty and quitclaim deeds, deeds of trust, timeshare transfer packages and contractor lien affidavits notarized at your home, office or job site anywhere in El Paso County. You bring the document your attorney, title company or resort prepared; we take the acknowledgment or oath the El Paso County Clerk needs before it can be recorded.
Texas Notary Public · commissioned by the Texas Secretary of State · online notary commission
Property documents move houses, lots and liens from one name to another: a warranty deed when a Lower Valley home is sold, a quitclaim deed when a divorced spouse signs off, a gift deed when parents pass a house in Socorro to their children, a mechanic's lien affidavit when a Westside contractor has not been paid, and the transfer forms a resort mails when a Horizon City family gives up a timeshare week. Each carries a signature that must be acknowledged or sworn before a notary before the El Paso County Clerk will record it. QWIK Mobile Notary meets you at the kitchen table, the office or the job site.
Texas Property Code section 12.001 lets the County Clerk record an instrument only after it has been acknowledged, sworn to or proved before a notary, and chapter 53 requires a mechanic's lien affidavit to be sworn and filed by the statutory deadline. The grantor or affiant must appear before the notary with unexpired photo ID, willing and aware of what it does; leave affidavits unsigned until we arrive. We do not draft deeds or choose forms; your attorney or title company does. Fees are statutory: $10 for the first signature, $1 each additional, plus a $39 travel fee in El Paso. Call or text (915) 302-0902 in English or Spanish.
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Deeds (Warranty, Quitclaim, Deed of Trust)
General and special warranty deeds, quitclaim deeds, gift deeds, deeds of trust and out-of-state deed packages acknowledged at your home, office or title company anywhere in El Paso County — the notarization the El Paso County Clerk requires before a deed can be recorded. Your attorney or title company prepares the deed; we notarize it.
Learn moreMobile — we come to youTimeshare Documents
Timeshare deed transfers, deed-back and deed in lieu paperwork, cancellation affidavits, estoppel forms and resort transfer packages mailed from Florida, Nevada, California or Mexico, notarized at your El Paso home in one visit — with every owner on the deed signing at the same table.
Learn moreMobile — we come to youLiens & Lien Releases
Mechanic's and materialman's lien affidavits, lien releases, partial releases, statutory waivers and contractor bills-paid affidavits, sworn or acknowledged at the job site, your office or your home anywhere in El Paso County — ready to file with the El Paso County Clerk by the statutory deadline.
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 real estate & property documents in El Paso
Does a deed have to be notarized to be recorded in El Paso County?
Yes. Under Texas Property Code section 12.001 the El Paso County Clerk records a deed only if the grantor's signature was acknowledged or sworn to before an officer such as a notary. The grantor appears with unexpired photo ID and acknowledges the signature; we complete the Texas certificate and seal. You or your title company then file the original at the Clerk's recording office downtown, where a per-page recording fee applies.
Can a mobile notary come to a job site to notarize a mechanic's lien affidavit in El Paso?
Yes. Contractors, subcontractors and suppliers sign lien affidavits, releases and bills-paid affidavits wherever the work is — a remodel on the Westside, a new build in Horizon City, a commercial job near the airport. The affidavit is sworn, so sign it in front of our notary, not before, and bring unexpired photo ID. We notarize it the same day by appointment; filing it with the El Paso County Clerk by the statutory deadline is up to you or your attorney.
How much does it cost to notarize a deed or timeshare package in El Paso?
Texas caps notary fees by law: $10 for the first signature acknowledged on a document and $1 for each additional signature on the same document, and $10 per oath on an affidavit. A timeshare package with several notarized documents is priced per document. QWIK adds a nominal $39 travel fee for the visit anywhere in El Paso, itemized separately — county recording fees are paid to the Clerk, not to us. Text or call (915) 302-0902 for a total.
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.