Tax Office & Associates™ provides Notary Public services.
Our office provides mobile notary services for all your notary needs in both English and Spanish. Whether you are an individual, attorney, title company, loan originator, or real estate professional, we specialize in traveling to our clients’ homes, places of business, hospitals or any agreed upon location.
We provide the convenience of coming directly to you and eliminate the need for you to juggle your commitments and travel to an unfamiliar location. This service is intended for anyone who cannot “go to” see a notary and would like someone to come to them.
We are locally owned and centrally located in Norwood, MA serving Norfolk, Suffolk, and Middlesex Counties.
Schedule Appointment: To make an appointment or to obtain a free quote, call 707-285-7105 or email our office at GWRNotary@outlook.com.
NOTARIAL ACTS
We can Notarize the following documents and more:
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts does not have a fixed fee for most notarial acts (see below). Notaries can charge a fee they deem reasonable, but they cannot charge for notarizing signatures on absentee ballot envelopes or veterans' benefit applications. A fee cap of $1.25 exists for "noting," which is part of protesting a dishonored negotiable instrument. Some notaries may offer free notarization, especially at local banks or government offices.
The above prices for Acknowledgments, Jurats, Oaths or Affirmations Signature Witnessing, and Copy Certifications are reasonable and adhere to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 222. In addition, travel Fees are not notarial fees regulated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and are disclosed and negotiated in advance of any mobile notary services provided.
Fees: All notarization fees are based on Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 222, et seq.
Laws: All Notaries Public in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are governed by Massachusetts General Laws Chapters 9, §15A; 268, §33; 262, §41; 110G, §11; 167, §32; 233, §1; and Massachusetts Executive Order 455 (Revised).
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Disclaimer: Notary Public is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice.