King City mobile notary

Where we go in King City

King City was incorporated as a city in 1966. Most of our King City appointments are home visits. The notary sits with the signer in the living room or at the dining table. The city has no hospital, court or jail, and City Hall is at 15300 SW 116th Ave. Mortgage and refinance signings are another usual request.

Neighborhoods and ZIP codes we reach

King City’s ZIP code is 97224, and we go to any address in the city.

Mobile notary fees in King City

• Travel fee: from $70 for the first 10 miles, plus $2 per mile after that, 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.

Estate packets often hold several signatures that each need a seal. Tell us how many when you call so the quote covers them all.

Estate and care documents for older homeowners

The papers older homeowners ask us to notarize follow a pattern: durable powers of attorney, advance directives, trust certifications, deeds, and beneficiary or pension forms. Your attorney or the agency that issued a form decides what you need; our part is to identify you, watch you sign and complete the notarial certificate. A few points make these visits go well.

• Expired ID may still work. Oregon accepts a driver license, state ID card or passport that expired no more than 3 years ago. This matters for people who have stopped driving.
• No usable ID at all? A credible witness who knows the signer may be able to identify them. Ask us how this works before the visit.
• The signer speaks for themselves. A son or daughter can arrange the appointment, but the notary must hear from the signer directly and be satisfied they understand the document.
• Shaky hands are not a barrier. A signer who physically cannot sign may direct someone else, other than the notary, to sign on their behalf.

King City questions

My mother gave up her license years ago. Can she still have a document notarized at home in King City?
Possibly. If her license or state ID expired within the last 3 years, it is acceptable. Beyond that, a passport, a military ID or a credible witness are the alternatives.

Do you serve every part of King City?
Yes. We go to any King City address.

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