Certified Mobile Notary & Travel Services in Tualatin, Oregon

Where we go in Tualatin

• Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center, 19300 SW 65th Ave. This is Tualatin’s hospital, and it is the place we are asked to visit most often. Patients and families usually need a power of attorney, an advance directive or a financial form signed before a procedure or a discharge.
• Shopping and office areas near I-5. Staff there book short visits for single documents.
• Industrial and business parks on the west side. Employers ask for one visit to cover several signers.
• Homes across the city. Loan signings, title transfers and school or travel forms.

Neighborhoods and ZIP codes we reach

Tualatin’s ZIP code is 97062, and we serve all of it on both sides of the county line. That takes in the streets around the hospital on 65th Avenue and Borland Road, the town center near the Tualatin River, and the residential areas south toward Wilsonville.

Mobile notary fees in Tualatin

• Travel fee: from $70, agreed with you before the notary travels.
• Notarial fee: $10 per notarized signature in Oregon. This is the maximum Oregon law allows (ORS 194.400).
• Example: one signature at an Oregon address near an office = $80.

The fee is the same in the Washington County and Clackamas County parts of the city, because both are in Oregon.

Notary visits at Legacy Meridian Park

A hospital signing needs a little planning, and most of it falls to the family.

1. Check the patient is up to it. The notary must be satisfied that the patient understands the document and can communicate. If the patient is sedated or confused when we arrive, the notary will not proceed and will suggest another time.
2. Have ID at the bedside. A passport, a driver license or ID card from any state, a military ID or a tribal ID is accepted, even if it expired within the last 3 years. If the ID is at home and cannot be fetched, ask us about using a credible witness.
3. Tell the nurse. Staff can say when tests or rounds are due, so the visit does not collide with care.
4. Sort out witnesses early. Some documents need witnesses who are not relatives. Ask about this when you book.

Parking at the hospital is free and on site, and the emergency entrance is on the south side off SW Borland Road. We cannot advise on which document a patient should sign.

Tualatin questions

Can you come to Legacy Meridian Park at night or on a weekend?
Mobile notaries work around the clock, every day. Whether a late visit can go ahead depends on the unit’s visiting rules, so please check with the nursing staff before you book.

My Tualatin address is in Clackamas County. Does that change anything?
No. Oregon notary rules and fees apply statewide, and the county line through Tualatin has no effect on a notarization.

The patient can understand the document but cannot hold a pen. What happens?
Oregon law allows a signer who is physically unable to sign to direct another person to sign for them. That person cannot be the notary.

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