Notary Services | In Person or Online

Convenient, professional notary service — available at your location or remotely from anywhere in the U.S.

Reliable, Respectful, Right Where You Need Me

Whether you need something notarized in person or want to handle everything online, I make it simple. I’m a commissioned New York State Notary Public offering:

  • Mobile Notary Services – I offer mobile notary services at public locations or business offices in Southeast Queens, Brooklyn, and select NYC areas.

  • Remote Online Notarizations (RON) – Get your documents notarized from anywhere, via secure audio-video platform.

 

How it Works

In-Person / Mobile Notary

I travel to your office, hospital, or neutral location. Flexible scheduling and professional service.

Remote Online Notary (RON)

All you need is:
✅ A valid government-issued ID
✅ A stable internet connection
✅ Access to email and webcam

We’ll complete your notarization securely via a legally compliant, encrypted platform.

📍Available to signers located anywhere in the U.S.

Documents I can notarize for you (not limited to)

Acknowledgments & Jurats

  • Affidavits & Oaths

  • Attestation Clauses to Wills

  • Business Contracts

  • Child Travel Consent Letters

Retirement & Pension Applications

  • Loan Signings

  • Medical Forms

  • School Documents

  • Vehicle Ownership & Title Applications

Court Records

  • Designating Beneficiary Forms

  • Power of Attorney

  • Protests of Non-payment

  • Real Estate Signings

✅ Need something not listed? Just ask.

Where I Work

  • Queens (Southeast, Jamaica)

  • Brooklyn

  • Nassau County

  • Other NYC boroughs upon request

🔒 For safety reasons, I do not conduct in-home appointments. Please choose a business or public location for mobile services.

Hours & Scheduling

Weekdays:

  • In Person:
    10 AM – 6 PM EST
    2302 Mermaid Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11224

  • Online:
    8 PM – 11 PM EST

Saturdays:

  • By Appointment

Sundays:

  • Closed

→ Same-day appointments available on a limited basis

Let’s Get It Signed — In Person or Online

Legally Compliant, Client-Focused Notarizations
As a commissioned New York State Notary Public, I make notarization simple and stress-free — whether I come to you in person or we meet securely online.

I’m here to support families, professionals, and small businesses with:

  • Personal documents (affidavits, POA’s, school forms, etc.)

  • Business needs (contracts, permits, real estate, closings)

  • Emergency notarizations when time is tight

Rates:

In-Person Notarizations (You come to me)
Flat rate: $2 per signature
Available by appointment.

Mobile Notarizations in Brooklyn, Queens & NYC (I travel to your office or a public location)
Standard notarization: $2 per signature + travel fee (varies by location)
Evening and weekend availability by request.

Remote Online Notarizations (RON)
Flat rate: $25 per signature
Convenient and secure – completed 100% online.

For urgent notarizations or questions, contact me directly:
📧 Georgiana@BausLadies.com | 📞 732.931.2287

Remote Online Notarization lets us complete your signing in just minutes from the comfort of your home.
✔ Legal in all participating U.S. states
✔ Identity verified via secure AI
✔ Recording + audit trail included
✔ You receive your signed document instantly

Why Choose Online Notary Services?
Remote Online Notarization (RON) offers a smarter, more convenient way to get documents notarized. By eliminating travel and location barriers, you save time and money—no commuting, no waiting rooms. Just fast, secure access to notary services from anywhere with an internet connection.

Whether you're on vacation, out of town, or working late — I’ve got you covered.

Remote Online Notary is ideal for individuals with tight schedules, mobility concerns, or out-of-state signers.

 FAQs

Notary services are not legal advice. Please consult an attorney for legal document preparation.

  • I can notarize most documents, but only when the person signing appears before me in person. I can only witness the signature of the individual who is physically present at the time of notarization.

  • No. I can only notarize signatures made in my presence. If the person who signed the document is not present, I cannot notarize it.

  • All documents must be fully completed before they are notarized, except for the signature. Blank spaces can lead to legal issues later, so I cannot notarize documents with missing information.

  • I am not permitted to notarize the following:

    • A person's own will that they prepared themselves (I can only notarize the attestation clauses for the two witnesses, not the will itself.)

    • Marriage contracts or certificates.

    • Certified copies of government-issued documents like birth certificates, passports, or anything requiring certification of an original record. (You must contact the issuing agency for certified copies.)

  • Please bring a valid, government-issued photo ID (such as a driver’s license, state ID, or passport) and the document you need notarized. Make sure you do not sign the document beforehand—you must sign in front of the Notary.

  • I accept government-issued photo identification such as a driver’s license, state ID, military ID, or passport. The ID must be current (not expired) and must match the name on the document.

  • Fees vary depending on the type of notarization. I will gladly provide a clear fee schedule upon request, and you’ll always know the cost before the notarization takes place.

  • No. As a Notary Public, I am not an attorney and cannot offer legal advice, draft documents, or explain their content. If you have questions about the document itself, please consult an attorney before your appointment.

  • Remote Online Notary services are a secure, government-compliant option that enables online notarizations through live video calls. Your documents are encrypted and legally binding.

  • Yes — I follow nationwide standards and it works in all U.S. states that allow RON. If you’re unsure, contact me and I’ll confirm for you.

  • Many personal, business, and legal documents qualify — including affidavits, school forms, and more.

    In New York, electronic signatures can not be used for Powers of Attorney, wills, trusts, or decisions consenting to “Do Not Resuscitate” (DNR) orders.


 

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