Fees for Services
All services provided by Bridgetown Mobile Notary are a combination of the Notarial Acts as per the Oregon Notary fee schedule, travel fees to the appointment location and any additional fees and services. *See the complete list below by category.
GENERAL MOBILE NOTARY SERVICES:
Fees for services itemized below for General Mobile Notary Services will include the Basic Travel Fee, additional mileage required, if any, the fees for each Notarial Act and/or witness fees, and the fee for any additional services. The minimal fees will be a combination of fees from the Basic Travel Fee section and the Notarial Acts/Witness fees Section. Other fees from the "Other Fees" section are optional and are charged upon request for those services. General Notary Services are typically for a few Notarizations. All other categories are for a package of documents by type and services are provided by a Certified Signing Agent. See details below.
For General Mobile Notary Services the simple explanation is this:
Each Notarial Act(s)+Travel fees+Additional Services=Cost to you
REAL ESTATE/LOAN/LEGAL/AUTO SIGNING PACKAGES
The fees are listed in this section for full packages for real estate purchase, refinance, lending, selling, business contract packages and for legal packages such as estate planning and structured settlements. Please note that these are fees for the basic packages. If you require something not listed or with additional requirements, please contact us directly so that we may accommodate your needs.
Identification Requirements
Identification Requirements
Each party requesting our Notarial Services is REQUIRED to provide identification as per Oregon State Law, as outlined below.
The following types of identification may be used in the State of Oregon. The ID provided must be current or expired not more than three years.
• A driver license, ID card issued by the DMV, learners permit, provisional or limited term driver license. (Temporary (interim) driver license or temporary ID cards are only good for 30 days.) • A United States passport or an officially recognized passport of a foreign country. A United States passport refers to either a U.S. passport or a U.S. passport card issued by the U.S. Department of State. • A United States military identification card that contains the person’s photograph and signature. • A Tribal ID card issued by a federally recognized Indian tribe that contains the person’s photograph and signature. • Other government documents. A document issued by the federal government or a state, county, or local government that contains the person’s photograph and signature. • Corrections records. If a person is confined in a correctional facility and needs to have documents notarized, identification used to identify the incarcerated person shall be the ID that is used in the facility to positively identify an inmate through examination or comparison of official government documents or records. The notary may also request additional information or identification credentials necessary to confirm the identity of the individual.
If the parties do NOT have the required identification listed above, please contact our office directly via phone or email prior to booking an appointment online, to inquire about other potential methods of identification which may be used.
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