Certified Mobile Notary Services in NE Portland, Oregon

Where we go in NE Portland

• Providence Portland Medical Center, 4805 NE Glisan St. We are called to patient rooms for healthcare directives, powers of attorney and release forms. A relative usually books and meets the notary in the lobby.
• Inverness Jail, 11540 NE Inverness Dr. This is the second of Multnomah County’s two jails. See the section on it further down.
• Homes and small businesses across the district, for title transfers, school and travel consent forms and loan signings.

Neighborhoods and ZIP codes we reach

Hollywood, Irvington, Alameda, Grant Park, Beaumont-Wilshire, Rose City Park, Roseway, Concordia, Cully, Sumner, Parkrose, Parkrose Heights, Argay and Sunderland. Verified ZIP codes for the two facilities above are 97213 (Providence Portland) and 97220 (Inverness Jail). The small city of Maywood Park, which Portland surrounds, has a page of its own.

Mobile notary fees in NE Portland

• Travel fee: from $70 for the first 10 miles, plus $2 per mile after that, agreed with you before the notary travels.
• Oregon notarial fee: $10 per notarized signature. This is the maximum Oregon law allows (ORS 194.400).
• Example: one signature at an Oregon address near an office = $80.

It makes no difference to the notarial fee which office the notary starts from. An address in NE Portland is an Oregon address, so the Oregon fee applies. Every Pac Signing notary holds both an Oregon and a Washington commission, so a notary based at either office can lawfully notarize at an Oregon address.

Signing at Inverness Jail

For a signing inside the jail, we need the person’s full name and booking number, and the jail has to approve the visit. Oregon law allows a notary to identify a confined person through official government records (ORS 194.240), which helps when their ID is locked in property.

NE Portland mobile notary FAQ

I live near NE Sandy Blvd. Will the notary come from Oregon or Washington?
Either. The notary comes from our Lake Oswego or Vancouver office, whichever is closer to you, and you are told the travel fee before anyone leaves.

My document will be used in Washington. Can I still sign it in NE Portland?
Yes. Washington accepts a document properly notarized in Oregon. The notary follows Oregon rules because you are signing in Oregon.

To book, phone (971) 394-4152 or use https://www.pacsigning.com/appointment/. Mobile notaries are on call day and night, every day of the week.

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