A Notary Signing Agent (NSA) is a commissioned notary public who specializes in handling and notarizing loan documents for real estate transactions. They are often hired by title companies, signing services, or lenders.

A: Remote online notarization (RON) is a process through which documents can be notarized using electronic signatures and a secure online platform, eliminating the need for physical presence. At AltaMira Agency, we facilitate this cutting-edge service by utilizing state-of-the-art technology that ensures a secure and efficient notarization process. Clients can connect with our certified notaries via a live video call, during which they will verify identity, witness signatures, and apply an electronic notarial seal. This method is legally recognized in many jurisdictions and offers a convenient and time-saving alternative to traditional notarization, making it ideal for clients who are remote, have mobility issues, or need documents notarized quickly.

Bring a valid photo ID, any required documents, and be prepared to sign in front of the notary. If witnesses are required, they must also be present.

At AltaMira Agency, we prioritize the security and authenticity of all notarized documents. To ensure a smooth and efficient process, please bring one of the following forms of government-issued photo identification to your notary appointment:

1. Driver’s License – A valid and current driver’s license issued by the state.

2. Passport – A valid and current passport issued by your country of origin, including an embossed or stamped seal.

3. State Identification Card – A valid and current state ID card issued by your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles.

4. Military ID Card – A valid and current U.S. military identification card. Each identification must be original (no photocopies) and shall include a photograph, description of the person, signature, and an identifying number. Our professional staff at AltaMira Agency is here to assist you with any further questions or concerns regarding your notary needs. Please ensure your ID is current and matches the details on the documents you wish to notarize.

Yes, as long as the signer appears in person before the notary and the notarial certificate complies with your state’s laws. For example, in New Jersey, the venue must reflect where the notarization occurs.

No. Notary Publics and Notary Signing Agents are not attorneys and legally cannot provide legal advice or interpret documents.