Our Services

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 Our travel Mobile Notary services are affordable and convenient. We travel to the privacy of your home, office, business, hospital, nursing home, or school This service is available for The Five Boroughs of New York City, and Long Island New York. 

The loan signing process is often long and a overwhelming ordeal for clients and  the last thing we want to do is contribute to that frustration. We have your best interests in mind to save you time, money, and frustration when signing for a loan. That’s why having a notary public on hand is an essential time-saver, and Goddess Mobile Notary Services takes the hassle of finding a reputable notary public.  We will ensure and attest to the fact that everyone present was properly identified, did in fact sign where their signature was required, and is in fact be the person they claimed to be before signatures are obtained

Effective 2/1/2023:

 Notarizations for both personal and business documents in all categories and business segments can now be performed with the convenience of your computer, tablet, or mobile device using our remote online notarization technology.  Our notaries are licensed in New York state to conduct electronic notarial acts performed remotely through the Internet. Electronic notarial acts are notarial acts performed using software that produces an electronically recorded output. An electronic notarial act is performed remotely, with the notary and petitioner separated physically, but capable of communicating at the same time through audio-visual technologies and other security protocols.  

• The notary must identify the remote signer (also known as the “principal”) of the document. The signer must go through credential analysis, and identity proofing using a valid photo ID to verify identity.
• Real-time interaction between the signer and the notary public where the notary witnesses the singer execute the document through secure audio-video technology.
• After the remote signer has executed the document, it gets electronically transmitted to the notary public for officiating. 
• The notary then stamps and notarizes the transmitted document.
• The electronic notarial process does not require the transmission of paper records or ink signatures of either the signer (i.e., principal) or electronic notary.  The result of the process is an electronically created, electronically stored document that may be done online, and may be papered out for recording or other purposes.