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Many documents may be notarized, including affidavits, powers of attorney, estate and medical documents, business records, and real estate forms. The document must be complete and contain an appropriate notarial certificate.
Yes. Each signer must present satisfactory identification unless a legally permitted alternative applies.
A current government-issued photo ID is generally the best choice, such as a driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID. Contact us before the appointment if you are unsure.
Yes. MMN is a mobile service. We meet clients at homes, businesses, hospitals, nursing facilities, and other agreed locations throughout Metro Detroit.
Michigan permits a notary public to charge up to $10 per notarial act. Mobile appointments also include an agreed travel fee and may include optional service fees. You will receive the price before confirming.
Yes, when the signer is alert, willing, and able to communicate and the facility permits the visit. Please confirm the signer has acceptable identification.
Yes. We provide patient, respectful service at nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
Potentially. Jail visits depend on facility rules, access, identification, document restrictions, and advance coordination.
We serve Detroit, Southfield, Oak Park, Farmington Hills, Royal Oak, and surrounding Metro Detroit communities.
No. A notary cannot select a certificate or provide legal advice. The signer or document recipient must determine whether an acknowledgment, jurat, or other certificate is required.
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