MOBILE NOTARY
Professional. Reliable. Discreet.
Make It All Legal provides mobile notary services that are professional, reliable, and convenient. I come to you — whether it’s your home, office, hospital room, nursing home, airport, coffee shop, or even jail — because life doesn’t always happen 9 to 5.
I handle the signing of sensitive documents, verify identities, and administer oaths when needed. My goal is to make the notarization process smooth, secure, and stress-free — wherever you are.
DOCUMENTS
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Make It All Legal proudly offers mobile notary services at local hospitals, jails, nursing homes, private residences, restaurants, coffee shops, offices-wherever you need me, I'll be there.
I'm able to notarize most document types and carry many of the forms clients often need. Some of the most commonly requested documents include:
Acknowledgements
Adoption Papers
Business Documents
Certification of Non-Recordable Documents
Construction Documents or Permits
Contracts
Corporate Documents
Jurats
Loan documents: Purchase, Refinance, or Reverse Mortgage
Leases
Letters
Medical Affidavits
Oaths
Power of Attorney
Travel Affidavits
Wills
Have something unusual? Just ask --I've probably see it before, and if I haven't, I'll point you in the right direction.
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By the Laws of The State of Texas, ALL signers of a notarized document MUST submit State or Federal government photo ID that is UNEXPIRED. Additionally, ALL signers MUST be aware, willing and able to execute the documents.
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**Please Note: I am a Notary Public, bound by the laws of the State of Texas. The Notary Public/Signing Agent is not an attorney or legal representative of either the borrower or the lender. Therefore I cannot and will not render any legal advice, nor give any opinion on any documents during the course of a signing.
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"Michelle was quick to respond to my need for an power of attorney. Thanks to her I got legal guardianship over my friends younger brother and was also able to buy my house. I was glad I got to kill 2 birds with one stone. She went to the rehabilitation place to have his father sign the power of attorney and she also notarized it. Not to many people can do both. Thank you Michelle!!"