Frequently Asked Questions

 Tri-County Mobile Notary CT proudly serves Waterbury and surrounding Connecticut towns, offering fast, reliable mobile notary and Apostille support wherever clients need us — homes, offices, hospitals, assisted-living facilities, and more.

Tri-County Mobile Notary CT offers a range of notary public services, including notarizing documents, administering oaths and affirmations, and certifying copies of documents.

 We handle a wide range of documents, including legal forms, real estate paperwork, power of attorney, healthcare directives, school forms, immigration documents, business agreements, and more. If it requires a Connecticut notary, we can assist.  Please contact us if you have any questions about a specific document.

Yes. 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.

We come directly to you at your preferred location and time. Our service is designed for convenience, privacy, and efficiency — especially for clients with busy schedules, mobility challenges, or urgent deadlines.  We do offer 24hr service if needed.

Yes. We provide complete Apostille facilitation for documents being used outside the United States. We manage the process from start to finish, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and timely turnaround.

Pricing varies based on the type of service, number of signatures, travel distance, time of appointment and urgency. We maintain transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees. Clients receive a clear quote before any appointment is confirmed.

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.

We accept major credit/debit cards, digital payments, cash and secure online pay links. This flexibility ensures a smooth, professional experience from start to finish.

Yes. We specialize in fast, responsive service. Same‑day and after‑hours appointments are available based on availability, and we prioritize urgent legal or time‑sensitive situations.

Have your documents filled out (but not signed) and your required IDs ready. If witnesses are needed, we can advise you in advance. Our goal is to make your appointment smooth, efficient, and fully compliant with Connecticut law.

Yes. Connecticut allows a notary to assist a signer who is unable to write by guiding them through a legally acceptable “signature by mark” process. We ensure the procedure is completed correctly, with required witnesses when applicable, and with full respect for the signer’s abilities and dignity.

Clients choose us for our professionalism, reliability, and commitment to accuracy. We combine legal precision with concierge‑level service, ensuring every client receives trustworthy support, clear communication, and a seamless experience.

 Tri‑County proudly offers Justice of the Peace services to support clients with legally recognized ceremonies and documentation needs throughout Connecticut. As a JP, we provide professional, reliable, and dignified services tailored to each client’s situation.

Tri County Mobile Notary CT does not provide legal advice and is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or legality of the documents presented for notarization. Our role is limited to verifying identity and witnessing signatures. Our goal is to make notarization convenient, confidential, and accurate every   single time.