Notary Services at district office

Many official, government-related documents can be notarized for free in my district or satellite offices. Our general policy is that the form must be going to a local, state, or federal government agency – like the school board, the state Department of Revenue, or the U.S. Treasury – and even then, there are limitations to some of the documents we are able to complete.

Some of the documents my office cannot notarize include birth certificates, car titles, wills, deeds, marriage certificates, mortgages, powers of attorney, personal financial documents, non-state pension documents, and the Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9.

The person whose signature is to be notarized must sign the document in-person and provide proof of identity. Please call ahead to make sure our staff can notarize your type of document.