Mobile Notary Service in the Greater Fairfax VA Area
Serving individuals and businesses in Fairfax and throughout Fairfax County VA
Local professional mobile notary public in Fairfax, Virginia.
I travel to you, at your convenience, in zip codes 22030, 22031, 22032, 22033, and 22035.
Experienced and Well-trained Notary Public
When you have important documents to notarize, don't settle for the inconsistent training and inexperience of mailing service notaries. I'm an experienced and well-trained notary public who serves individuals and businesses in Fairfax and throughout Fairfax County. I'll save you time and effort by traveling to your home, office, senior living community, or the hospital.
Common questions people have about notarizations:
Q. What is the role of the notary public?
A. The notary public verifies the identity of the signer; acts as an impartial witness to the signing; and confirms that the person appearing before them is signing knowingly and voluntarily, without duress. In Virginia, the notary can perform the following notarial acts: take acknowledgements, administer oaths and affirmations, certify a true copy of a document, and administer affidavits or depositions of witnesses.
Q. How does the notary verify the signer's identity?
A. The signer must present at least one form of a current government-issued photo ID as prescribed by the state of Virginia, such as a driver's license or a passport. An acceptable form of ID contains a photograph, signature, and a physical description. Please note that, as of 2026, notaries cannot accept the Virginia Mobile ID (mID) for notarization purposes.
Q. Do you travel to senior living communities and hospitals in Northern Virginia?
A. Yes, I travel to 25 senior living communities in Northern Virginia.
See my blog article containing the full list.
I also travel to the five hospitals listed below:
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Virginia Hospital Center
Here are a few blog articles relating to my notary services at Northern Virginia Hospitals:
- A Mobile Notary for Bedside Notarization at Northern VA Hospitals
- What this Hospital Mobile Notary can Do for Patients and their Families in Fairfax County Hospitals
- Professional Notary Services at Northern Virginia Hospitals
Q. What types of documents can you notarize?
A. Legal documents: These include contracts, powers of attorney, deeds, travel consent forms, affidavits, adoption agreements, and more.
Real estate transactions: Whether you're buying, selling, or refinancing your home, I will ensure that your documents are properly signed, witnessed, and notarized in compliance with Virginia law. If needed, I will also scan the signed file, send it back to title, and hand deliver it to FedEx or UPS.
Estate planning documents: Once you've created your estate planning package or living trust, I will ensure that the documents are properly signed, witnessed, and notarized. These include the medical/financial powers of attorney, trust, last will & testament, and more.
Q. Aside from meeting at my home, where else can I meet the notary?
A. Besides meeting at your home, some good meeting spots include your office, your attorney's office, the public library, a bank, or even a coffee shop.
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri: 8:00am-8:00pm
Sat-Sun: 8:00am-5:00pm
Contact Information:
June Siegel-Hill
Phone: (703) 577-5484
Email: jsiegelhill@gmail.com
Read reviews of customers who have entrusted Emerald Mobile Notary with their critically important documents:
National Notary Association
Notary2Pro
Notary Stars
Q. Can you give me some tips for a successful signing?
A. My two-page document (PDF) offers all the information you need to ensure you have a smooth and efficient signing appointment. You can view and/or print it here: Prepare for a Successful Signing.
Thanks for entrusting me with the notarization of your documents in the Fairfax area.
Questions? Contact me today!
(703) 577-5484
jsiegelhill@gmail.com
www.emeraldmobilenotary.com
Downtown Fairfax City 2024