Notary Public Services
There is a Notary Public available during all business hours. Pennsylvania Notary Publics (Notaries) are commissioned by the Secretary of the Commonwealth and help to curb document fraud and/or identity theft. Notaries are bonded for their professional services and adhere to strict guidelines concerning an individual’s identification and documentation verification. There were fundamental changes in Pennsylvania Notarial duties 10/26/17 – the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA).
If you are looking for local notary public services in Pennsylvania, call us at 267-954-8247 (TAGS). Contact us with any queries you have about your notarizing needs in PA. We are one of the leading local notary service providers in Pennsylvania. For more information on Pennsylvania Notary Public and RULONA please visit Pennsylvania’s Department of State website.
What you’ll need to bring to the office to get documents notarized:
- Valid Government issued ID (cannot be expired) for all the people that will either sign or witness the document.
- Be sure not to make any random marks, changes, or signatures on the documents before bringing it into our office.
You may bring your own witnesses however if witnesses are needed, we are happy to provide. A Notary cannot act as a Witness on the same document requiring the Notary Seal (unless stated on the document) so please call ahead if multiple witnesses are needed so that we can let you know if we have available staff before coming in. We also have availability of a Traveling Notary who will come to you and is available by appointment.
Vital Records Document Requests
We offer services to request copies of Certified PA Birth or Death Certificates from the PA department of Health Division of Vital Records.
Please note: We are not attorneys at law and do not provide any legal advice. If you need help or have questions with your documents, it would be best to review with your attorney.
People also ask:
Q. Does PA allow online notary service?
Yes, Pennsylvania allows remote notarization of certain documents. But Pennsylvania doesn’t offer online notary services for vehicle and boat title transfers and registrations. The state allows authorized agents like 309 Auto Tags to process these transactions partially online and charge customers a fee for doing so. These agents pay a use fee to the Department of Transportation (PennDOT) for the use of the system for title transfer and registration. PA also requires you to appear in person for notarization and the physical surrender of the old title for processing and issuance of the new one.
Q. What are the operating hours of 309 Auto Tags, providing nearest notary public services near me?
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 am – 7:45 pm
Fridays from 9 am – 5:45 pm
Saturday from 9 am – 1:45 pm
Closed on Sunday
Q. Can a local notary office in Pennsylvania provide services for documents written in languages other than English?
Yes, in Pennsylvania, a local notary office can provide notary services for documents written in languages other than English. Notaries in Pennsylvania are primarily concerned with verifying the identity of the signer and ensuring that they understand the contents of the document they are signing.
They are not responsible for translating the document itself, but they can notarize documents written in languages other than English as long as the signer understands the document’s contents and can communicate with the notary effectively.
Q. What are the typical fees associated with notary services near me in Pennsylvania?
The Department of State permits notaries to charge $5 for most notarial acts. PA allows notaries to charge a service fee in addition to the notary fee. Agency service fees are competitive and vary with each notary.
Q. How can I find a local notary near me in Philadelphia?
Use search engines like Google or Bing and enter phrases like “notary services near me in Philadelphia” or “Philadelphia notary public.” This will often bring up listings of nearby notaries along with their contact information and sometimes reviews.
Q. Can I notarize my own document in PA?
No, only fully commissioned Notary Publics are legally authorized to certify and affix notary seals on documents. Notaries themselves are unable to notarize their own or their families’ documents.