Frequently Asked Questions

  • A non-expired, government-issued photo ID is needed, and a US driver’s license is the most common ID people provide. Other acceptable forms of ID include:

    • US Passport

    • Military ID with Photo

    • Permanent Resident Card

    • Foreign Passport (only accepted for real estate transactions)

  • Texas allows a credible witness to vouch for you. They just need a valid photo ID, a willingness to swear to your identity under oath, and zero stake in the document — meaning no named beneficiaries or executors.

  • Don’t stress, but do check your ID. The most common snag is an expired ID, especially among seniors who no longer drive.

    If a member of our team is coming to your home and you have pets that get anxious around outsiders, please put them in a safe place.

  • Yes! We can meet at your home, office, a coffee shop, a hotel lobby or any location convenient for you. If you’re unsure where to meet, we will recommend a location near you.

  • Our service fees vary based on travel time, appointment length, and if it’s a same-day request.

  • Yes, we can notarize a document from or destined to any other state.

  • Yes, if you provide us a pdf file, we will print the documents for you. Additional fees may apply.

  • Yes! Our concierge-style service is available nights and weekends (and even early mornings for those in the 5:00 am club!).

  • All of our notaries have passed criminal background checks and are vetted, trained, and approved by Treaty Oak Notary. If you still aren’t comfortable with having someone come to your home, we are happy to meet you in a public place, such as a coffee shop or hotel lobby.

  • Absolutely. We will deliver documents to local title offices, law offices, FedEx or UPS for delivery. Additional fees may apply.