Top 10 Notary Q & A
• Q: What is a notary public?
A: A notary public is a state-appointed official who verifies identities and witnesses the signing of important documents to prevent fraud.
• Q: What do I need to bring to a notary appointment?
A: You must bring a valid, government-issued photo ID and the documents that need notarization.
• Q: Do documents need to be signed before meeting the notary?
A: No. Documents should be signed in front of the notary.
• Q: Can you come to my location?
A: Yes, mobile notary services travel to your home, office, hospital, or other location.
• Q: Do you offer same-day notary service?
A: Yes, same-day and rush services are available depending on scheduling.
• Q: What types of documents can be notarized?
A: Common documents include affidavits, powers of attorney, real estate documents, and contracts.
• Q: How much does notary service cost?
A: Fees vary depending on the type of document and travel requirements.
• Q: Do you notarize on weekends or holidays?
A: Yes, services are available 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
• Q: Can you notarize documents for someone who is in a hospital or nursing home?
A: Yes, mobile notaries frequently handle hospital and nursing home visits.
• Q: Is notarization required for all legal documents?
A: No, only certain documents require notarization depending on legal requirements.
Top 10 Process Serve Q & A
• Q: What is process serving?
A: Process serving is the delivery of legal documents such as civil summons, complaints, and subpoenas to individuals involved in a court case.
• Q: How quickly can papers be served?
A: Same-day, rush, and standard service options are available.
• Q: What happens if the person cannot be found?
A: Skip tracing and multiple attempts can be used to locate and serve the individual.
• Q: Do you provide proof of service?
A: Yes, an affidavit of service is provided after successful delivery.
• Q: Can you serve papers on weekends?
A: Absolutely - service attempts can be made on weekends and holidays.
• Q: How many attempts are included?
A: Typically, multiple attempts are included, depending on the service package.
• Q: What areas do you serve?
A: Services are provided throughout the local region and surrounding counties.
• Q: Can you serve evasive individuals?
A: Yes, experienced process servers use professional techniques to complete service.
• Q: What types of documents can be served?
A: Summons, complaints, subpoenas, eviction notices, and other legal documents.
• Q: Do you offer same-day or rush service?
A: Yes, expedited service options are available for urgent cases.
Top 10 Fingerprinting Q & A
• Q: What is fingerprinting used for?
A: Fingerprinting is used for background checks, employment, licensing, and legal purposes.
• Q: What types of fingerprinting do you offer?
A: Mobile Ink fingerprinting services are available.
• Q: Do I need an appointment?
A: Appointments are recommended, but same-day service may be available.
• Q: What should I bring to my appointment?
A: Bring a valid ID and any required forms or fingerprint cards.
• Q: How long does fingerprinting take?
A: Most appointments take 10–15 minutes.
• Q: Do you offer mobile fingerprinting?
A: Yes, services can be provided at your location.
• Q: Who needs fingerprinting services?
A: Teachers, nurses, security personnel, and many licensed professionals.
• Q: Are your fingerprints accepted for background checks?
A: Yes, prints meet requirements for most agencies.
• Q: Do you provide fingerprint cards?
A: Yes, standard FBI FD-258 cards can be provided. We also have cards specifically used for the ATF.
• Q: Do you offer group or business fingerprinting?
A: Yes, group appointments and on-site services are available.