FAQ's

Can I sign my document and bring it to you to notarize?

Unfortunately, the answer is "No". Often customers are in a hurry and their needs are often urgent. Dove InnerCity' mobile notary will not notarize your information if your document is already signed. We must witness your signature and we cannot notarize your item without proper identification or signing "In Person".

Can your mobile notary help me prepare my document?

Unfortunately, the answer is "No". Mobile notaries or loan signing agents, who are not licensed attorneys, are prohibited from giving legal advice or assisting customers with completing legal documents.

May I bring a copy of my license or ID? I misplaced or lost it?

All customers are required by the State of North Carolina to present an original ID to the mobile notary or loan signing agent - NO EXCEPTIONS!

My Driver's License is on order. Can I use my DMV printout for my ID?

NO!!! Acceptable forms of identification for having notarial services performed include the following:

State-issued driver’s license.
State-issued identification card.
U.S. military identification card
Resident alien identification card (green card)
U.S. passport

Unaccepted forms of identification may include the following:

Temporary ID ordered or printed from the DMV.
Birth certificates.
Social security cards
School identification cards
Credit cards.
Debit cards.

Can I arrange to meet for Notarization if I cannot get to your office?

Yes! Dove InnerCity Notary has evening and weekend hours with the working person in mind. Schedule an appointment online for Loan Closings and General Notarizations. We will work out the logistics of when and where! Go to "Services" located in the navigation.

Are you a Paralegal, Realtor, or Business requiring loan signing services?

For Paralegals, Title, Escrow, Signing Services & Realtors requiring loan signing services from Dove InnerCity Notary can call 336-515-0999 or send a message here.

When will RON be available?

Remote Online Notarizations (RON) will be effective in North Carolina starting July 1, 2023. With RON (remote online notarization) in effect, customers can have the same experience using an online platform. Click "Find Out More" to review Bill signed by Governer Cooper.

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