Frequently Asked Questions

Are you an attorney?

No. My maiden name is Law so I took the opportunity to use it as business name. 

Law Notary LLC. is made up of Indiana Notaries Public who are not attorneys. Therefore, we are not licensed to practice law.

How much are your fees?

Notarizations are $10 per signature / per person.

Service & Travel fees are applied to your customized service as well.

How late are you open?

We are open M-F, 6am-6pm.

Are you open on weekends and holidays?

Weekend and Holidays (Upon Request).

What are some acceptable forms of ID?

Driver’s License

Passport

Military ID

U.S. Alien Registration Card 

Government-issued ID

Government-issued credential w/photo

My ID is expired. Can I still get my document notarized?

Your ID can be a maximum of 3 years expired in the State of Indiana in order to have your documents notarized. 

You are encouraged to obtain an updated and acceptable ID as soon as possible.

Indiana Notaries are permitted to use  discretion if they do not feel comfortable notarizing your documents with an expired ID.

Where is your office located?

We are a mobile Notary service that will travel to you. We do not have an office that is open to the public.

How do I prepare for our appointment?

The best way to prepare for a notarial appointment is to:

  • Have your acceptable identification document ready at the signing.

  • Make sure the document is completed BEFORE our appointment.

  • If you face challenges with filling out your document, call the document issuer or recipient for assistance.

  • Leave the signature and date lines blank as you will sign the document in front of the Notary.

Do you notarize Power of Attorney?

Yes, we notarize Powers of Attorney as well as several other documents. 

Check out the website for a list of documents we can notarize in Indiana. If your document isn’t listed, feel free to give us a call or send an email to inquire about your document.

What counties do you cover?

We cover the following counties:

Marion | Hamilton | Hendricks | Hancock 

We can refer you to  Notaries that live in counties not covered by Law Notary.

Can you notarize real estate documents?

Absolutely! Law Notary LLC. specializes in notarizing real estate documents whether it's a single document or an entire loan package.

The types of packages we can notarize are:

Refinance | Purchase | Seller |Home Equity Line of Credit | Loan Modification | Commercial Loan

Can you travel to hospitals?

We most certainly can. Call or email us for the preparation sheet that will assist in your readiness for an appointment in a hospital or healthcare facility when needing a document notarized for yourself or a loved one.

Can you print documents?

Yes, we have a printing service that allows us to print documents that you are unable to print yourself.

Can you help me choose a Power of Attorney document from an online site?

Unfortunately, Notaries are not allowed to choose nor draw documents for clients as this is perceived as illegal practice of law. The only advice we can give is for you to seek guidance from an attorney.

Can you help me fill out this document?

Unfortunately, Notaries are not allowed to assist in the completion of a document as this is perceived as illegal practice of law. 

You would need to seek the guidance of the:

  • Issuing party of the document

  • Recipient of the document

  • Or an attorney

I don’t have any acceptable ID. Can I still have my documents notarized?

Yes! You may bring a Credible Identifying Witness with you to the signing. 

A credible identifying witness is someone who can vouch for your identity if you do not have one as long as they have a valid photo ID.

Credible identifying witnesses can be viewed as your “human ID card”.


Are mobile notary services more expensive than using UPS or FedEx?

Mobile Notaries provide a service of “convenience” to our clients. We travel to a location that is comfortable for you. We can also notarize documents that UPS and FedEx are not permitted to notarize, like real estate documents.

So there are additional fees that Indiana Notaries are allowed to charge for our services.

Can incomplete documents be notarized?

Indiana state laws prohibit its Notaries from notarizing an incomplete document. By law, Notaries should scan the document for completeness and request the client fill any blank spaces before a notarization can take place.

Can a Notary refuse to notarize my documents?

A Notary can refuse a notarization for any of the following reasons:

  • If the Notary feels the signer is signing unknowingly or involuntarily

  • If a signer is mentally incompetent or under guardianship

  • If the notary feels a signer is incoherent, disoriented, intoxicated, or incapacitated

  • If there is a serious conflict of interest between the Notary and the signer(s)

  • If safety issues are present

In summation, if the signer’s awareness is in doubt, the Notary can refuse to perform the notarial act.

My mother is physically unable to sign or make a mark on a document due to an accident that impaired her ability to use her hands. Can someone else sign for her?

Absolutely! Your mother can select someone to be her “designated signatory”. This signing process is called “Signature by Proxy”.

Feel free to call or email me for more details!