A mobile notary travels to your location to verify identity, witness signatures, and notarize documents in accordance with Connecticut law.
Yes — we provide on‑site notarization wherever you need us, including private homes, workplaces, hospitals, rehab centers, and assisted‑living communities.
Yes — same‑day and urgent appointments are available based on location and document type.
Connecticut law requires two forms of ID for in-person notarizations. One must be a valid, government‑issued photo identification such as a driver’s license, passport, or state ID. The other may be a secondary ID issued by a financial or institutional source, debit/credit card with name, employee ID, insurance card, etc.) This ensures compliance and protects all parties involved.
Your valid ID, unsigned documents, and any required witnesses. We’ll guide you through the rest.
Yes — we frequently notarize financial and healthcare Powers of Attorney.
No — only an attorney may provide legal advice. We verify identity and witness signatures.
Absolutely. We regularly assist clients in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. Our team is trained to work respectfully and efficiently in sensitive environments.
Yes — we notarize self‑proving affidavits and witness signatures as required.
We may use credible witnesses if allowed or reschedule once proper ID is available.
POAs, healthcare directives, affidavits, estate documents, and facility forms.
Only if the signer demonstrates awareness and willingness. If not, we cannot proceed.
We must be able to confirm understanding. If communication is unclear, notarization cannot occur.
Yes — family presence is welcome and often helpful.
We ask simple questions to confirm identity, understanding, and voluntary action.
Notarizations are $5 per signature. Other fees vary based on location, time, and scheduling needs.
Yes — after‑hours and urgent appointments may include an additional fee.
Yes — we accept major cards and digital payment options.
We ask for notice as soon as possible so we can accommodate other clients.
Yes — digital receipts and invoices are available.
No. Tri‑County Mobile Notary CT provides ink fingerprinting only on official FBI‑standard FD‑258 fingerprint cards. We do not submit fingerprints electronically.
Please bring a valid government‑issued photo ID, any fingerprint cards provided by your agency (if not, we supply FD‑258 cards), and any instructions or paperwork related to your background check or licensing process. Make sure your hands are clean and free of lotion for the best print quality.
No. We do not store or retain any biometric data. We only record basic appointment details (name, ID type, date/time) for internal documentation. Your fingerprint cards are handed directly to you at the end of your appointment.
Yes. We specialize in mobile fingerprinting throughout Connecticut. We regularly serve:
Mobile service fees apply based on distance.
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