Need documents notarized in Washington, D.C.? MobileNotaryNet connects you with verified mobile notaries who travel to homes, offices, hospitals, embassies, and federal buildings across the District, from Capitol Hill and Georgetown to Navy Yard and Anacostia.
Why Use a Mobile Notary in D.C.?
Parking and traffic in the District make it hard to get to a notary office. A mobile notary comes to you, which is useful for real estate closings, powers of attorney, estate documents, and paperwork for international use that may need an apostille.
How It Works
Browse notary profiles, check their service areas and experience, and contact them directly. MobileNotaryNet never adds a booking fee or a middleman.
Browse Notaries in District of Columbia
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Nathan Maenle
Washington, DC
Nathan Maenle is a retired federal government executive, trusted Notary Public based in Washington, DC, and Principal at Visas & Passports 2 Go, Inc. He specializes in notarizations for estate planning, corporate, and international document use, including apostille and embassy legalization services. Known for reliability and attention to detail, Nathan offers both in-office and mobile notary services.
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Kelly Vielmo
Washington, DC
I am a notary loan signing agent and mobile notary based in Washington, DC. I enjoy supporting clients meet their needs. I can also perform online, remote (RON) notarizations.
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Dodson Robey
Washington, DC
Dodson Robey is a commissioned notary public serving Washington, DC and the surrounding area. Dodson is dedicated to providing professional and reliable notary services. Contact Dodson to schedule your appointment.
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District of Columbia Notary Rules at a Glance
- Commission length
- 5 years
- Issued by
- DC Office of Notary Commissions and Authentications
- Surety bond
- $2,000
- State exam
- Not required
- Training
- No mandatory education requirement
Mobile Notary in District of Columbia: FAQ
How do I find a mobile notary in District of Columbia?
MobileNotaryNet lists 21 notaries serving District of Columbia, with the most members in Washington. Open a city page, compare profiles, and contact the notary directly. There's no middleman and no booking fee.
Will a mobile notary come to my home, office, or a hospital in District of Columbia?
Yes. Mobile notaries travel to homes, offices, hospitals, care facilities, and other locations. Each profile shows the notary's service area, so you can pick someone who covers your address.
What should I bring to a notary appointment?
Bring a current, government-issued photo ID and the unsigned document. Don't sign it ahead of time, because the notary must watch you sign. If witnesses are needed, ask the notary in advance.
How long is a notary commission in District of Columbia?
A District of Columbia notary commission lasts 5 years. Commissions are issued by the DC Office of Notary Commissions and Authentications.
Cities in District of Columbia
Counties in District of Columbia
Our Notary Services
Mobile Notary
Professional mobile notaries who travel to your location for all notarization needs.
Loan Signing Agent
Certified loan signing agents for mortgage closings and refinances.
Apostille Services
Document authentication and apostille services for international use.
Remote Online Notarization
Notarize documents online via secure video call from anywhere.
24/7 Notary
Emergency and after-hours notary services available around the clock.
Hospital Notary
Mobile notaries who come to hospitals and medical facilities.
Jail Notary
Notary services for incarcerated individuals in jails and prisons.
Power of Attorney Notary
Notarize power of attorney documents at your home, office, or hospital.
Notary Laws in District of Columbia
D.C. notaries are commissioned by the Office of Notary Commissions and Authentications for a 5-year term and must carry a $2,000 surety bond. Signers must appear in person (or through an approved remote online platform) and present valid identification.
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