Jessica Mobile Notary - Certified Notary Public

Notary Public Laws Require Notaries to take specific precautions  before notarizing  a document.

1. The Document or form requiring notarization must be completely filled out. 
2. Notaries do not draw up  documents or help you with filling the document out.
3. All Signer(s) must be present at the time of the appointment.
4. All Signers must provide an original non-expired  government issued ID. 
5. No copies or expired ID's are accepted and ID must be physically present at the time of appointment.
6. The Signer(s) must be of sound mind, alert and mentally competent.  
7. The Signer(s) must WANT TO sign the documents.

• The Signer(s) was not physically present at the time of the appointment.
• The document was incomplete or blank.
• The Signer(s) had been adjudicated mentally incapacitated and had not been restored to capacity as a matter of record.
• The Signer(s) could not produce acceptable Identification, Valid Legal government issued ID.
• The Signer(s) appeared to be intoxicated, sedated or disoriented.
• The notary knew, was informed or suspected that the transaction was illegal, false or deceptive.
• The Signer(s) did not speak English and the notary did not speak the signer(s) language.
• The Notary believes  the signer(s) is being coerced or did not understand the consequences of signing the document.
• The Signer(s) or witnesses did not agree to sign the document.