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Mobile Notary Public - Orange County New York

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MOBILE NOTARY PUBLIC
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STATE OF NEW YORK

  TRAVELING NOTARY PUBLIC 
FOR
ORANGE -  ROCKLAND - SULLIVAN - ULSTER
COUNTIES
 
  (845) 856-0965 
 
 
 W E L C O M E
 
FUNCTIONS OF A NOTARY PUBLIC
 
Anytime if you have documents that needs urgent signing before a NOTARY PUBLIC, simply contact us by phone or e-mail to make arrangements and discuss our travel fees.
 
NOTE: I do not offer services in New York City
 
The usual and customary notarial functions include:
  • administering oaths and affirmations;
  • taking affidavits and depositions;
  • receiving and certifying acknowledgments or proof of such written instruments as deeds, mortgages and powers of attorney; and;
  • demanding acceptance or payment of foreign and inland bills of exchange, promissory notes and obligations in writing, and protesting the same for non-payment

May a notary public charge for administering an oath or affirmation or for taking an acknowledgment or proof or execution?

A notary public may charge a fee of $2.00 for administering an oath or affirmation or for taking an acknowledgment or proof of execution. Unless otherwise authorized by law, a notarial fee may not exceed this amount.

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WHY CONSIDER A MOBILE NOTARY?
TRAVELING MOBILE NOTARY & SIGNING SERVICES
 
I travel to your home or business for your convenience to notarize any legal documents so you don't have to take time off from work. I provide notary public services / sign-ups conducted in your home or office, days evenings and weekends.

I have helped many individuals, direct lenders, escrow companies, and title companies in successfully closing loans. These loans have included purchase loans, fixed and adjustable refinances and home equity loans.

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I perform real estate loan signings

q I service Orange, Ulster and Sullivan counties
q I accomodate client's work schedule
q I am available on most weekends
q I am accessible 24 hours a day
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I charge very reasonable travel fees

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TRAVEL RATES
 
ORANGE - ROCKLAND - SULLIVAN - ULSTER
 
Rates for traveling to your residence or office range from $50.00 and up depending on the exact location where the signing is taking place. I do not travel or perform services in New York City. Notary fee is additional $2.00 for each document notarized.
 
For further information and price quote please call my office.
(845) 856-0965 

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"If You Want to Make Money, You Have to Advertise"


A 20-year veteran of the New York City Police Department, Augustine Papay Jr. saw a need for service among Hungarian immigrants looking for persons who could notarize documents written in their native language.

"I'm originally from Hungary and speak the language," says the 50-year-old Papay, who today lives in the town of Chester, New York. "Way back in 1973 there was a need in New York's Hungarian community for Notaries who could notarize documents going to the Hungarian consulate. I saw an opportunity for business using my Notary commission. It was a side job I could do easily at home, and I felt it was a way to supplement my income."

Papay registered a business certificate with the local county clerk's office, and he and his wife, Elizabeth, advertised their services to immigrants in various Hungarian newspapers. Elizabeth worked as a translator on documents, and Papay notarized signatures on divorce decrees, affidavits, and other items.

After retiring, Papay went to work as a private detective but continued to work as a traveling Notary. In addition to notarizing documents in Hungarian, he expanded his services to include real estate and loan documents, as well as mobile Notary work. While he says he would not wish to work solely as a Notary, Papay says it is a useful and flexible source of supplemental income. "Any important document, whether it is for the courts, civil service, or real estate, needs the service of a Notary Public," he says. "When you notarize [documents], you are not only earning money, you are providing a public service."

Papay says the most important factor in keeping his Notary business going has been publicizing his services.

"If you want to make money, you have to advertise. I would recommend the Yellow Pages and the Internet. There are fewer and fewer Notaries available-that's why it's a good business to be a traveling Notary," he says. "Years ago, every drugstore in New York had a Notary. Today you have to start out at nine in the morning to find someone who's available. I've had contacts from New York City offer me $100 to come and notarize a contract because they can't locate any Notaries within 50 square blocks."

Papay advises Notaries going into business for themselves to keep flexible hours in the evenings and on weekends and to be prepared to travel at the signer's convenience. "You're limited in how much you can charge for the notarization itself. It's below minimum wage. The only way to make money aside from executing your duties as a Notary is when they pay you for traveling and handling documents. I can do it because I'm retired and have another business," he says. "I recently had a job where the signers had about 25 papers they needed notarized to adopt a child in Russia. We met at a Burger King. It was a service the signers couldn't have gotten going to a bank. Usually a Notary at a bank is too busy to notarize 25 different pieces of paper."

Papay has found serving as a Notary to be a challenging and rewarding profession for 26 years. His only complaint, he says, is trying to find a Notary when he needs his own signature acknowledged. "I can't notarize my own signature, and a lot of times, I have to go to two or three banks before I find a Notary for myself." he says.

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