Here comes Mobile Notary Signing Agent. If you have ever needed something notarized, you understand that the process is a hassle. Finding a notary to visit is growing difficult; finding the time to visit a notary might be even harder. 

And it’s not like you can just wait around. Notarized documents are often the last thing between a mortgage for the home of your dreams, establishing power of attorney for a family member, or a travel consent form for your little one.

The industry’s answer for a more convenient notary process is the mobile notary. But what is a mobile notary? How are they different from the notaries you might find in a bank or office park, and how do they ease the headache of getting documents notarized?

Unlike an in-office or remote notary, a mobile is a Signing Agent who travels to meet clients in-person but Usually, you must make an appointment and wait to meet a Mobile Signing Agent at a specified time and location.

These notaries are typically used as part of the mortgage closing process where multiple parties’ signatures need to be collected. They are particularly useful with mortgage closings conducted across state lines and for Other areas where it is typical to see a mobile or traveling signing agent used is in third-party mail services and power of attorney or leases, and lease guarantor forms.