Documents We Can Help Notarize
- Affidavits & Statements
- Power of Attorney
- Business & Legal Agreements
- Real Estate Documents
- Personal & Authorization Forms
Important: Do not sign your document beforehand unless the notary specifically instructs you to do so.
Notary Services
Be Prepared Before Your Visit
What to Bring
1. A valid, government-issued photo ID
2. The Unsigned Document
3. Any witnesses, if applicable
4. Signers who must personally appear
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Do I need an appointment for notary services?
Walk-in availability may depend on staff availability. Contact us before visiting to confirm.
Can I bring a document that is already signed?
It depends on the type of notarization required. Some notarial acts require the signer to sign in the notary’s presence.
Can you notarize documents from another state?
A Texas notary may notarize eligible documents from other states, subject to Texas law and the requirements of the document.
Can you notarize documents written in another language?
This depends on whether the notary can properly perform the required notarial act and communicate with the signer. Contact us first.
Can someone sign a document on behalf of another person?
Only under circumstances permitted by applicable law and the specific notarial act. The notary cannot simply notarize a signature without meeting the legal requirements.
Does notarization mean my document is legally approved?
No. Notarization generally verifies a signature or administers an oath. It does not guarantee that the document is accurate, valid, or legally enforceable.
Can you provide witnesses for my document?
Witness availability should be confirmed before your visit. Some documents require witnesses in addition to notarization.
Need Something Notarized?
Visit Memorial Postal Center for convenient notary services. Contact us before your visit to confirm availability and document requirements.