Frequently Asked
Questions

A mobile notary is a commissioned Notary Public who travels to your home, office, healthcare facility, business, or another agreed meeting location to notarize your documents. Mobile notary services offer added convenience when visiting a traditional notary office is not practical.

North Carolina law requires satisfactory evidence of identity before a notarial act can be performed. A current government-issued photo ID is acceptable, such as:Driver's LicenseState Identification CardU.S. Passport / Foreign PassportMilitary Identification Other government-issued photo identification that meets North Carolina requirementsIf you are unsure whether your identification is acceptable, please contact SheSecures before your appointment.

Yes. SheSecures provides mobile notary services by appointment at homes, businesses, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, assisted living communities, and other mutually agreed locations throughout Fayetteville, Fort Liberty, Cumberland County, and surrounding North Carolina communities.Additional travel fees may apply depending on the appointment location.

In most cases, no. If your document requires notarization, wait until you meet with the notary unless you've been specifically instructed otherwise by the document preparer or receiving agency.Some notarial acts require the signer to sign the document in the notary's presence, while others require the signer to acknowledge an existing signature. If you're unsure, simply leave the document unsigned and we'll guide you through the process during your appointment.

Yes, witness services may be available by advance request for an additional fee. Witness availability cannot be guaranteed, so please let us know as early as possible if your documents require one or more witnesses.Please note that North Carolina law and the document requirements determine who may serve as a witness.

Scheduling an appointment is easy.You can:Book online through our websiteCall or text us at 910-273-3439Submit a request through our Contact pagePlease have the following information available:The type of document(s) requiring notarizationYour preferred appointment locationYour preferred date and timeThe number of signersWhether witnesses are requiredA phone number or email where we can reach youWe'll confirm your appointment and answer any questions before we meet.