Over twenty years
Notary services for twenty years and counting
Powers of attorney, wills, trusts, deeds, court documents and more, notarised walk-in at all four Tucson offices.
Chapter 01
Notary work, walk-in, at all four offices
Notary services aren't limited to one location the way driver licence and road test work is. All four Tucson offices handle notary work, and it's walk-in, no appointment needed.
We've been doing this a long time, over twenty years, which matters with notary work more than with most paperwork. A signature notarised wrong can undo the document it was meant to finish.
The fee schedule posted on the wall inside the Arizona Auto License office in Tucson.
The kind of documents we notarise
Powers of attorney, wills, trusts and deeds make up a good share of what comes across the counter. So do affidavits and court documents, tax letters and medical documents that need a witnessed signature before they're valid.
We also handle the smaller, more occasional documents: school documents, passport applications, and long-distance agreements between two parties who can't sign in the same room.
Chapter 03
What to bring
Every signer needs a valid, government issued photo ID. That's a requirement of notarisation anywhere in Arizona, not something specific to us, and it's the one thing that stops a notarisation cold if it's missing.
Bring the document itself, unsigned. A notary has to watch the signature happen, so signing it beforehand means starting over.
Same counter, same visit
Notary work runs alongside title, registration and permit work at the same counter, so it's easy to combine with other paperwork you're already handling that day.
Licensed, bonded and insured, at all four Tucson offices. Walk in with the document and a valid ID and it's usually finished before you'd have found parking somewhere else.
Arizona Auto License, Licensed, bonded and insured. Call (520) 296-2027.