Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, in most cases, you must provide your own witnesses unless witness services are arranged in advance.

Government-issued photo IDs, such as a driver’s license, passport, or state ID, are typically accepted.

No. A notary cannot give legal advice or explain legal documents unless they are also a licensed attorney.

A notary public notarizes general documents, while a notary signing agent specializes in loan and real estate closing documents.

Fees vary by state or location and are usually charged per signature or notarized document. 5 Dollars per notable document. 

No. Notary Queen requires the signer to be physically present unless remote online notarization is legally permitted.

The notary may refuse to notarize the document until all errors or missing details are corrected.

Yes, Notary Queen offers mobile and after-hours services for an additional convenience fee.

The notarization itself does not expire, but the document’s validity depends on the document type and applicable laws.