FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
This page is designed to give you quick, clear answers. Learn what IDs are accepted, how remote online notarization works, and when you may need an in-person signature.
How can I get my documents notarized if am out of the Country or my State?
If you are out of the country or your state that you need a document notarized in, getting a Online Notary is the best option for you! As a Online notary we are legally able to notarize documents for all 50 states through our online platform whether you are physically in the US or not. Book a online notary today here
What is N & B Street Notary Service?
N & B Street Notary Service is a Online and Mobile notary business that provides legal services such as notarizing documents, process serving, certifying copies, administering oaths, and document compliance advising in the Dallas Fort Worth Area.
What types of documents can N & B Street notarize?
We can notarize various types of documents, including Affidavits, Power of Attorney, Deeds, Contracts, Adoptions, Acknowledgments, Oaths, Jurats, Authorization forms, 1583 Forms, Construction plans, Sworn Statements, Loans, Refinance, Titles, Copy Certifications, Bills of sale, I-9, Trusts, Wills, and much much more.
What is an Online Notary? and How do I get my document notarized online?
An Online notary, also called a “Remote Online Notary” (RON), is a commissioned notary public who can perform notarizations remotely using audio-visual technology like video conferencing, allowing individuals to sign documents electronically without physically being present with the notary. To get your document notarized online please either setup a call via the Notarize Online or reach out directly to Naz Bass @ 972-360-8146
What do I need to bring to get a document notarized?
Whether online or in person, you will need to bring a valid government-issued ID that is not expired, the document to be notarized, any other necessary paperwork or forms, and any questions you may have.
Can I still get my Document Notarized if I don’t have a valid ID?
Great Question, Yes as long as you can bring and/or provide a Credible Witness (a person of 18 years or older with valid GOV ID that can personally vouch for you) that does have a Valid government ID and is over the age of 18 years old, and they can personally vouch for you.
What states can you notarize documents?
We are authorized to Notarize Online in All States That permit RON laws, for Mobile notarizations we are authorized in the great state of Texas
Still have a question?
If you have any other queries, feel free to reach out to us. Knowledge builds trust—and we’re here to make your signing process transparent and easy.