Mobile Notary in Salem, Oregon

Salem is Oregon’s capital and the Marion County seat, and many of our Salem requests are tied to state paperwork. A Pac Signing notary comes to your home, office or care facility anywhere in Salem and Keizer.

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Common Salem Requests

Documents going overseas: we notarize them, then the Oregon Secretary of State in Salem issues the apostille. We can handle the submission for you.
Powers of attorney and advance directives for family members in Salem hospitals or care homes
Affidavits and sworn statements for state agencies and courts
Loan and real estate signings

Pricing

Mobile visits start at $70 for the first 10 miles, plus $2 per mile after that. We confirm the exact price, including any travel, before we leave. Apostilles are priced on request.

Salem Mobile Notary FAQ

Can you take my notarized document to the Secretary of State for the apostille?

Yes. Ask for our apostille service when you book, and we will quote the full cost.

Do you work weekends in Salem?

Yes, based on availability. Text +1 971-514-3743 or book online.

Where we go in Salem

Salem Hospital (Salem Health). Patient-room signings of medical and financial powers of attorney, advance directives and hospital or insurer forms.
Marion County Courthouse, 100 High St NE. We meet clients nearby to notarize an affidavit before it is filed.
Correctional facilities. The Oregon Department of Corrections lists three Salem prisons: Oregon State Penitentiary (2605 State St), Oregon State Correctional Institution (3405 Deer Park Dr SE) and Santiam Correctional Institution (4005 Aumsville Hwy SE). The Marion County Jail is at 4000 Aumsville Hwy SE. Every visit must be cleared with the institution beforehand.

Neighborhoods and ZIP codes we reach

We travel throughout Salem, including downtown and West Salem. ZIP codes confirmed from the addresses above are 97301 (downtown), 97310 (state offices) and 97317 (southeast).

Notarizing documents for the Secretary of State and other agencies

A lot of Salem paperwork ends up at a state counter. One common case is an apostille, the certificate that lets a document be used in another country. Oregon apostilles are issued by the Secretary of State’s Corporation Division at 255 Capitol St NE, Suite 151, and that office states that it does not notarize documents on site. Personal documents generally have to be notarized by an Oregon notary before they are submitted. So the order is: notarize first, then take or mail the document to the state.

We can do the notarization at your home or workplace in Salem. If you would rather hand off the whole job, our apostille service takes the document through the state step as well.

Salem mobile notary FAQ

Can you notarize for someone at Oregon State Penitentiary?
Yes, once the institution approves the visit. Oregon law lets a notary rely on official government records to identify a confined person (ORS 194.240).

I work for the state. Can you come to my building at lunch?
Yes, if visitors are allowed in.

For a Salem quote, call (971) 394-4152 or request a time at https://www.pacsigning.com/appointment/. Mobile appointments run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; for Salem, earlier notice gives us the best chance of reaching you the same day.

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Call or book online and a Pac Signing notary will come to you in Salem, any time of day and any day of the week.