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Empowering you with clarity, confidence, and preparation.
At Bryant Notary Co.,
We believe that an informed client is an empowered client.
Whether you’re preparing for a notarization, managing real estate documents, or seeking guidance on special requests, this page is designed to give you peace of mind before your appointment.
Before Your Appointment
What to Bring:
Valid, unexpired photo ID (Driver’s License, Passport, or State ID)
Unsigned documents (sign only in the notary’s presence)
All signers present (if multiple people must sign)
Payment method for any travel or specialty fees
Understanding Notarization
What does a notary do?
A notary public serves as an impartial witness to verify identity, willingness, and authenticity during the signing of important documents.
We commonly notarize:
Power of Attorney (POA)
Property Deeds and Real Estate Documents
School or Medical Forms
Business Agreements and Affidavits
Vehicle Title Transfers
Business Resources.
If you’re a business, title company, or real estate professional, we also offer:
Flexible scheduling for clients and signers
Ongoing partnerships for regular notarizations
Invoice and payment options for verified accounts
To discuss business collaboration or bulk notary needs, email Stamped@BryantNotaryCo.com or complete form below.
FAQs
Everything you need to know before booking your appointment.
What identification is accepted in Texas?
Texas law requires that each signer present a current, government-issued photo ID that includes both a signature and a photograph.
Acceptable forms include:
Texas or U.S. Driver’s License
State-issued Identification Card
U.S. Passport or Passport Card
U.S. Military ID
Permanent Resident Card (“Green Card”)
IDs must be unexpired and legible. Photocopies or digital versions are not accepted.
Do I sign my documents before the appointment?
No. All documents must remain unsigned until you are in the notary’s presence.
Signing ahead of time invalidates the notarization and will require a new document.
Can you come to my home, office, or job site?
Absolutely. Bryant Notary Co. is a mobile notary service, available throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.
We meet clients wherever is most convenient — including homes, offices, coffee shops, hospitals, or detention centers.
Do you offer evening, weekend, or last-minute appointments?
Yes! We proudly provide:
After-Hours Appointments:
Monday–Saturday
Sunday Appointments:
Appointments by direct email/text request only
Holiday or Rush Service:
Subject to availability
Because life doesn’t always happen between 9 & 5.
What types of documents can you notarize?
We notarize most personal and business documents including:
Power of Attorney (POA)
Property Deeds, Title Transfers, and Loan Documents
School or Medical Forms
Business Contracts and Affidavits
Employment or HR Forms
Vehicle Release, Bill of Sale, and Insurance Claims
Certain immigration or court documents may require additional verification — contact us first if unsure.
What can’t a notary in Texas do?
By Texas law, notaries cannot:
Provide legal advice or draft legal documents
Certify copies of birth, death, or marriage certificates (must request official copies from Vital Records)
Notarize documents in which they have a personal or financial interest
Bryant Notary Co. always operates with full compliance and integrity.
Do you offer online (Remote Online) notarizations?
Coming soon!
Texas allows Remote Online Notarization (RON) through approved digital platforms.
We’re in the process of completing this authorization — stay tuned to our Instagram @BryantNotaryCo or join our mailing list for updates.
Can you handle documents for use outside the U.S.?
Yes, through Apostille Facilitation (coming soon).
While Texas notaries cannot issue apostilles directly, Bryant Notary Co. will assist with document authentication and delivery to the Texas Secretary of State for international use.
How much does it cost?
Texas notaries are authorized to charge up to $10 per notarized signature (per Texas Government Code §406.024).
Bryant Notary Co. also includes:
Mobile Travel Fees (based on mileage)
After-Hours or Premium Service Rates
View our complete pricing guide here:
Explore Pricing & Travel Fees
What is your cancellation and refund policy?
Cancellations require 24-hour notice. Deposits are nonrefundable within 24 hours of the scheduled appointment. Reschedules are permitted once within 7 days of original booking.
Do you serve businesses or offer ongoing partnerships?
Yes. Bryant Notary Co. proudly partners with:
Real estate professionals and title companies
Law firms and accounting offices
Small businesses needing recurring notarizations
Email Stamped@BryantNotaryCo.com for custom business arrangements or invoice setup.
Faith and Integrity
“Let integrity and uprightness preserve me; for I wait for You.”
-Psalm 25:21
Our work is rooted in integrity, diligence, and honor. Every signature is handled with care, confidentiality, and the peace of Christ.