Express Notary Services

Mobile Notary Services
Real Estate Property

Quitclaim, Property Transfers and more

Notary Public Services in Buckhead, Atlanta, GA

A notary public serves the public my acting as a bi-partisan (neutral) witness

to the signing of official documents; and have the authority to verify and confirm that the signers are who they say they are and that they fully understand the documents they are signing.

Further, notary public also have the authority to:

Certified Copies

Did you know that you can request an official reproduction of a verified document that was originally notarized by our office with just a receipt? Yes, we make it hassle free!

Documents We Notarize:

Mortgages

A loan used to buy property (like a house), with the property itself serving as collateral to secure the debt.

Deeds of Trust

A three-party instrument where the borrower transfers property to a neutral trustee until the loan obligation is satisfied.

Purchase Agreements

A legally binding contract outlines all the terms of sale for goods, services, or property between the buyer and seller.

Property Title Transfers

Property or money brought by the bride to her husband on their marriage

plus refinancing documents, lease agreements and more.

List of Documents That Can Be Notarized

A quitclaim deed is a legal document that transfers whatever ownership interest the grantor has in a property to another party, offering no warranties regarding the title’s validity.

A lease agreement is a legally binding contract between a landlord (or lessor) and a tenant (or lessee) that sets out the terms for renting a property or asset for a defined period.

A property title transfer is the legal process of changing real estate ownership (removing the name of the original owner of the property to the new one), which is finalized by executing and recording a deed.

Refinancing documents are the legal and financial paperwork a lender requires to approve a new loan that pays off an existing one.

A five-page document providing the final details of a mortgage loan, including its terms, estimated monthly payments, and closing costs.

Parties use a real estate affidavit to provide a sworn, written statement of facts regarding a property’s condition, ownership, or transfer.

A legal document that guarantees the seller has a clear title when transferring property ownership to the buyer, offering protection against future title claims.

Functions much like a mortgage: This document grants the lender the right to take ownership of the property upon borrower default, operating similarly to a mortgage.

A writ of fieri facias (often shortened to “fi. fa.“) is a court order commanding a sheriff or law enforcement officer to seize and sell a debtor’s property to satisfy a judgment.

An legal right allowing the owner of the dominant estate to use a specific part of another property, the servient estate, usually for purposes like access.

A real estate plat map is a legally filed document illustrating how a larger tract of land has been subdivided into smaller parcels or lots.

A real estate materialman’s lien is a legal claim placed on property by a supplier to secure payment for unpaid materials used in construction or repair.

How Do I Verify the Wording in My Real Estate Documents Before I Notarize Them?

‘How do I verify notarial wording for real estate documents’ is a frequently asked question in the world of real estate- and for good reason!

To verify, ensure the document’s notarial certificate (for Deeds, Affidavits, etc.) strictly adheres to the state’s required language. Incorrect wording can invalidate the document for recording, requiring the attachment of a “loose certificate.”

Further, check and double check with a legal professional that the wording INSIDE the document is legitimate, accurate and applicable to all county, local and state real estate laws. Remember, the notary seal might be valid. However, the document can be null and void if the wording within the document falls outside local and federal real estate laws.