Attorney Notary Services in Philadelphia

Reliable Mobile Notary Services for Attorneys, Law Firms, Estate Planning Clients, Trust Documents, Power of Attorney, Wills, Real Estate Documents, Hospitals, and Nursing Facilities Throughout Philadelphia and Surrounding Pennsylvania Counties.

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Mobile Notary Services for Attorneys & Law Firms

Attorneys do not have time to repeatedly search for a dependable notary every time a client needs documents notarized. Once a law firm finds a notary who is professional, punctual, knowledgeable, and reliable, that relationship becomes valuable.

Arlene Mobile Notary Services provides professional mobile notary services for attorneys and law firms throughout Philadelphia and surrounding Pennsylvania counties. I assist with client signings at homes, hospitals, nursing facilities, law offices, assisted living facilities, and other convenient locations.

My goal is to help your clients complete their notarization smoothly while representing your firm with professionalism, confidentiality, and care.

Why Attorneys Choose Arlene Mobile Notary Services

Professional Client Experience

Your client’s notarization experience reflects on your office. I handle each appointment with patience, respect, and attention to detail.

Mobile Convenience

I travel to clients at hospitals, nursing homes, private residences, offices, and other approved meeting locations.

Reliable Communication

Attorneys and staff need clear communication. I provide timely updates, scheduling coordination, and professional follow-through.

Common Attorney-Requested Notary Services

  • Power of Attorney Documents
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Healthcare Directives
  • Last Will and Testament Signings
  • Living Wills
  • Estate Planning Documents
  • Affidavits and Sworn Statements
  • Real Estate Documents
  • Deeds and Property-Related Documents
  • Hospital Notarizations
  • Nursing Home Notarizations
  • Client Signings by Appointment

Attorney Retainer Notary Program

For attorneys and law firms that need ongoing notary support, I offer a preferred notary relationship designed to make client referrals easier and more consistent.

Instead of searching for a notary every time your client needs assistance, your office can refer clients directly to a trusted mobile notary who understands professionalism, scheduling, proper identification requirements, and client-sensitive situations.

This is especially helpful for estate planning attorneys, elder law attorneys, real estate attorneys, and firms that regularly serve clients in hospitals, nursing homes, or private residences.

IDEAL FOR:

  • Estate Planning Attorneys
  • Elder Law Attorneys
  • Real Estate Attorneys
  • Solo Law Firms
  • Legal Assistants and Paralegals
  • Firms with Recurring Client Signings
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Serving Philadelphia and Surrounding Counties

Arlene Mobile Notary Services provides mobile notary services for attorneys and law firms throughout:

Philadelphia County ⁕ Delaware County ⁕ Montgomery County ⁕ Bucks County ⁕ Chester County

Appointments may be scheduled at client homes, hospitals, nursing facilities, attorney offices, or other approved locations.

Important Notary Requirements

All signers must be physically present before the notary at the time of notarization and must present a valid,
unexpired government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID, or passport.

Photocopies, expired identification, and photos of ID on a mobile device cannot be accepted.

Attorney & Client Notary Fee Information

Mobile notary service begins with a minimum service/travel fee of $60, which may vary depending on distance, location, urgency, and the type of service requested.

Mortgage, Estate Planning, Power of Attorney, Last Will and Testament, Healthcare Directive, and property-related documents generally have a minimum fee of $150.

Pennsylvania notary fees are regulated by state law and charged separately from mobile convenience and service-related fees, including travel, printing, scanbacks, shipping, witnesses, after-hours appointments, and administrative services. All fees are discussed upfront for complete transparency, and an itemized receipt can be provided at the time of service.