Legal Documents
- Affidavits
- Powers of attorney
- Deeds
- Wills & trusts
- Contracts
Business Documents
- Corporate filings
- Articles of incorporation
- Partnership agreements
- Operating agreements
Personal Documents
- Vehicle titles
- School forms
- Medical directives
- Immigration forms
Certified Copies
- Certified copies of documents
- Notarial records
- Copy certifications
Acknowledgements
First signature
- $1 each additional signature on same document
Jurats
Per certificate
- Includes oath or affirmation
Certified Copies
Per certificate
- $1 per page for notarial records
Depositions
Certificate and oath
- $1 per 100 words for depositions
Protests
Per bill or note
- $1 per notice of protest
- $4 certificate and seal
All Other Notarial Acts
Per act
- Standard rate for any notarial act not listed above
Bring Your Documents
Visit our Round Rock location with your unsigned documents and a valid, government-issued photo ID.
Meet Our Notary
Our certified notary will verify your identity, witness your signature, and complete the notarization.
Walk Out Notarized
Your documents are officially notarized and ready to use. Most notarizations take just a few minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bring your unsigned documents and a valid, government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, or state ID). Do not sign your documents beforehand — the notary must witness your signature.
No appointment is required, but please call ahead to verify our notary will be available when you arrive. Our notary is not always on-site, so a quick call ensures you won’t make an unnecessary trip.
Most notarizations take just 5 to 10 minutes. Complex documents or multiple signers may take slightly longer.
We can notarize most standard documents, including affidavits, powers of attorney, deeds, contracts, wills, trusts, vehicle titles, school and medical forms, immigration forms, and business filings. If you’re unsure, give us a call and we’ll let you know.
No. Texas law prohibits notaries from providing legal advice or preparing legal documents. We can only notarize documents that are already prepared. If you need legal guidance, please consult an attorney.
Yes, all parties who need to sign must appear in person before the notary. This is required by Texas law — we cannot notarize a signature unless we personally witness it.