Hospital & after-hours notarization
What to tell the notary, what the facility may require, and why capacity/ID trips people up.
Read guide →Find a mobile notary who will come to you
Banks and UPS stores help when you can walk in during business hours. This directory is for the other cases: hospital bedside, nursing home, weekend closings, and housebound signers. Current metros: Cleveland, Ohio and Dallas–Fort Worth / Plano, Texas.
An early directory, still growing.
Listings are researched from public sources and dated. We do not invent fees or reviews.
This is not legal advice. Confirm details directly with the notary and the institution receiving your documents.
Why these metros
Our niche research (Nov 5, 2026) found repeated consumer asks for mobile notaries on city Reddit threads. Cleveland had a clear recommendation thread (r/Cleveland, Jul 24, 2025) asking for last-minute, affordable mobile help — exactly the consumer gap vs. B2B signing-agent directories. Dallas–Fort Worth was added next after a fresh Plano ask (r/plano “Looking for a Mobile Notary,” Sep 1, 2026) plus ample publicly advertised mobile notaries to inventory without inventing listings.
Useful guides
What to bring
ID, unsigned documents, witnesses, and payment — a short checklist before anyone drives out.
Read guide →Mobile vs online notarization
When someone must come in person vs. when remote online notarization (RON) may work in Ohio.
Read guide →Texas fees & online notarization
What a Texas notary may legally charge, how travel fees fit in, and when Texas RON can replace a visit.
Read guide →Ohio fees & online notarization
Ohio caps notary fees at $5 per act (not per signature); travel must be agreed up front. Plus when Ohio online notarization fits.
Read guide →Power of attorney: notary or witnesses?
Texas durable POAs must be notarized; Ohio and Texas medical POAs can use a notary or two qualified witnesses. Plus hospital-signing tips.
Read guide →Car title transfers: notary needed?
Ohio sellers must sign the title before a notary or deputy clerk; a normal Texas private sale needs none, but gift and heirship affidavits do.
Read guide →Does a will need a notary?
Neither Ohio nor Texas requires one for validity; both need two witnesses. In Texas a notarized self-proving affidavit skips witness testimony at probate.
Read guide →How this directory works
Public sources only
Every listing cites a public website or profile URL and the date we checked it.
No invented fees
We show contact info and service area. Ask the notary for a quote; travel and after-hours fees vary.
Affiliate transparency
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