Notary Public · Document Signings · By Appointment

Need Something Notarized? Get It Done Right the First Time.

A single missing stamp or signature can send your paperwork right back to you. Larry Penny is a commissioned Notary Public who handles your documents with care, so you can skip the bank line and get on with your day.

Commissioned Notary Public
Flexible Scheduling
Professional & Confidential
Clear, Upfront Fees

Important Documents Deserve a Careful Hand.

From everyday forms to life's biggest signings, Larry verifies identity, witnesses signatures, and completes every notarization properly, so your document is accepted the first time.

Legal Forms

Affidavits & Sworn Statements

Signed statements that require an oath or affirmation, completed and certified the right way.

Family & Estate

Powers of Attorney

Financial and health care powers of attorney, along with other documents that let a trusted person act on your behalf.

Property

Real Estate Documents

Deeds, quitclaims, and other property transfer forms that require a notarized signature.

Vehicles

Titles & Bills of Sale

Vehicle title transfers, bills of sale, and related DMV paperwork when your state requires notarization.

Insurance & Finance

Insurance & Financial Forms

Beneficiary changes, account forms, and other financial paperwork that calls for a notary's seal.

Travel & Personal

Consent & Personal Letters

Travel consent letters for minors, residency letters, and other personal documents that need notarization.

Three Simple Steps. No Runaround.

Step 1

Request Your Appointment

Fill out the short form below. Larry will contact you to confirm the time, the place, and the fee before you meet.

Step 2

Bring Your ID & Documents

Every signer brings a current, government-issued photo ID and the complete, unsigned document.

Step 3

Sign & Notarize

Larry verifies identity, witnesses your signature, and completes the notarization. You leave with your document ready to go.

Avoid a Second Trip. Check These Off First.

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Don't sign your document ahead of time

In most cases, you must sign in front of the notary. Bring it unsigned.

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Bring a current, government-issued photo ID

A driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID that is not expired. Every signer needs one.

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Make sure every signer can attend

Each person whose signature is being notarized must appear in person.

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Bring the complete document

All pages, with blank spaces filled in. A notary can't notarize an incomplete document.

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Know what your document requires

If you're unsure which type of notarization you need, check with the agency receiving it or your attorney. A notary can't choose it for you.

Done Right. Done Once.

Rejected paperwork costs you time, missed deadlines, and another trip. A careful notarization protects you from all three.

Request an Appointment

Already working with Larry on your insurance? He can notarize eligible documents during the same visit, so you handle everything in one stop.

Tell Larry What You Need Notarized.

Share a few details and Larry will reach out to confirm your appointment time, location, and fee.

🔒Your information is private and never sold.
⚡Larry responds within 24 hours, usually the same day.
💵Fees confirmed upfront, before your appointment.
✍️Professional, careful, and confidential service.
📅 Book on Larry's Calendar
Notary Appointment Request

Larry will contact you within 24 hours to confirm the details.

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Notary Questions Answered.

Bring a current, government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license, state ID card, passport, or military ID. The ID must not be expired, and the name should match the name on your document.
Notary fees are regulated by state law. Larry will confirm the total fee, including any travel fee if applicable, before your appointment, so there are no surprises.
No. Choosing the type of notarization is considered legal advice, which a notary who is not an attorney cannot give. Check with the office or agency that will receive your document, or ask your attorney, and Larry will complete the notarization they require.
A notary can't draft legal documents or advise you on what to write. Please have your document completed before the appointment. If you need help preparing it, contact an attorney.
Yes. A notary must refuse if a signer can't be properly identified, appears to be signing under pressure, doesn't seem to understand the document, or if the document is incomplete. These rules exist to protect you.

Your Documents Are Too Important to Leave to Chance.

Book your notary appointment with Larry and get your paperwork signed, sealed, and ready to send.

I am not an attorney licensed to practice law and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice.

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