Expert Mobile Notary Services at Your Convenience - Anytime, Anywhere
Experience stress-free notarization on your terms. Greeley Mobile Notary & Loan Signings brings expert, dependable mobile notary public service wherever you are—homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, or rehab centers. We handle your important documents with care, discretion, and precision—so you can sign with confidence.
Mobile Notary Services That Come to You
Skip the stress of hunting down a notary or squeezing into office hours. We come to you—at your home, hospital room, workplace, hotel, or even a parking lot between errands. Greeley Mobile Notary & Loan Signings makes it effortless, secure, and respectful. Just schedule, sign, and exhale—we’ll handle the rest.
Why Choose Greeley Mobile Notary & Loan Signings?
Trusted, prompt, and professional. We understand the urgency and sensitivity behind legal and financial documents. With us, it’s simple: You schedule—we show up, prepared and precise
Hospitals, Nursing Homes & Rehab Facilities
When critical documents need to be signed, we come to you—at hospitals, nursing homes, rehab centers, or hospice care settings. Whether it’s a power of attorney, advance directive, or other time-sensitive paperwork, we provide mobile notary services with calm, compassion, and respect. We gently ensure each signer is alert, aware, and signing of their own free will—because dignity matters in every detail.
Business & Office Visits
We meet professionals at their workplace to notarize both personal and business documents—quickly and discreetly. From powers of attorney, travel affidavits, and loan forms to contracts, employment verifications, and compliance paperwork, we make it simple to handle what matters without leaving the office.
We Bring the Closing Table to You
We specialize in real estate closings and loan signings—brought directly to you, on your schedule. Whether it’s a refinance, purchase, seller’s package, loan modification or HELOC, we make every signing smooth, accurate, and stress-free.
Estate Planning Documents—Signed When and Where You Need Us
We assist individuals and families with notarizing wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives—often in sensitive or time-critical moments. Our mobile service ensures these important documents are signed with care, clarity, and compassion.
Testimonials
Jasmine Richards
Super convenient mobile notary services! They verified my documents meticulously at my place, saving me both time and hassle. Highly recommend Greeley Mobile Notary!
Monica Chandler
After trying various notaries, Greeley's document verification and loan signing accuracy stand out. Seamless and professional every time. Highly recommend.
Thomas Krazinski
Needed late-night notarization, and Greeley delivered. Quick, reliable service at 11 PM without a hitch. Surprisingly smooth for the urgency.
FAQs
Your Notary Questions Answered - Quick, Clear, and Concise.
What do I need to bring to my notary appointment?
You’ll need a valid, government-issued photo ID like a driver’s license, state ID, or passport. Colorado law allows IDs that are expired less than one year, but valid IDs are preferred. The document must also be complete—we cannot notarize anything with blank spaces.
Can you notarize documents for someone who is elderly, disabled, or in a care facility?
Yes! We offer mobile notary services for seniors and those with limited mobility. The signer must still be alert, willing, and able to understand what they are signing. If the signer doesn’t have ID, Colorado law allows for one credible witness, who must provide ID and sign an affidavit.
Can I use a digital ID on my phone for notarization?
No. Colorado law requires a physical ID. Digital driver’s licenses or photos of IDs on your phone are not accepted for notarizations due to the risk of fraud.
💵 How much do you charge for your services?
In Colorado, notaries charge $15 per notarized signature. I also charge a $45 mobile travel fee for appointments within a 15-mile radius of Greeley. For locations beyond that, it's $0.67 per additional mile (based on the 2025 IRS mileage rate). All fees are confirmed in advance so there are no surprises.
Can you notarize a document in another language or use a translator?
Yes. Under Colorado law (updated in 2025), I can notarize documents written in any language as long as the notarial certificate is in English. If we don’t share a common language, you may use an interpreter. The interpreter must not be a party to the document, must be present during the appointment, and their info will be recorded in my notary journal. I do not verify the content of the document or the accuracy of the translation.
Do I need to fill out the document before the appointment?
Yes, the document should be completely filled out but NOT signed or dated until we're together. If you have questions about how to complete it, please contact the person who gave it to you or consult an attorney—we can’t give legal advice.