Frequently Asked Questions

Texas notarial fees are set per Texas law. Additional travel and convenience fees may apply depending on location and appointment details. Contact Michelle for a personalized quote.

Yes! Mobile notary services are available throughout Texas. Michelle is based in the Greater Houston area — including Katy, Sugar Land, Pearland, The Woodlands, Cypress and Spring — and travels to other parts of the state by arrangement. I come to your home, office, hospital, or any agreed-upon location.

A valid, government-issued photo identification is required for all notarizations. Acceptable forms of ID include a Texas driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID. The ID must be current and not expired.

Yes, wills can be notarized subject to Texas law requirements. Michelle can notarize self-proving affidavits and other notarial acts related to estate planning documents. She cannot provide legal advice regarding the content of the will.

No. Michelle is a commissioned Texas Notary Public, not an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas. She cannot give legal advice, explain legal documents, or accept fees for legal advice. Please consult a licensed attorney for legal questions.

Witness requirements depend on the type of document being signed. Some documents, such as wills and certain estate planning documents, may require witnesses in addition to notarization. Please check with your attorney or document preparer regarding witness requirements.

Yes, Michelle provides compassionate notary services at hospitals, hospice facilities, nursing homes, memory care facilities, assisted living communities, and other healthcare settings throughout Greater Houston and across Texas.

Appointments are available by appointment only, and availability varies. Michelle strives to accommodate urgent and time-sensitive signings when possible. Contact her directly to discuss scheduling options, including evening or weekend availability.