West Des Moines Notary Mobile Notary

West Des Moines Mobile Notary Services

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Mobile Notary Services in West Des Moines and Surrounding Areas

Need a notary without the hassle?
We’re commissioned Notary Publics for the State of Iowa, serving West Des Moines and the surrounding area — available 7 days a week. As mobile notaries, we come to you: home, office, nursing home, hospital, or wherever’s most convenient. No sitting in traffic, no running around, no wasted time.
Our goal is simple: make notarizing your documents quick, easy, and stress-free. Whether it’s real estate paperwork, power of attorney forms, medical documents, or everyday notarizations, we’re here to help — fast, friendly, and reliable.
📞 Call or text 515-850-0038 anytime and we’ll get you taken care of.

  • Acknowledgments & Jurats

  • Power of Attorney documents

  • Affidavits & Oaths

  • Vehicle titles & bill of sale forms

  • General document notarization

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515-850-0038

📍 Mobile Notary Service Areas in Central IowaProudly serving the following cities and communities with fast, reliable mobile notary services:• West Des Moines, IA – Primary service hub
• Des Moines, IA – Downtown and metro area
• Clive, IA – Residential and business districts
• Waukee, IA – Growing suburban neighborhoods
• Urbandale, IA – Commercial and residential zones
• Ankeny, IA – North metro coverage
• Altoona, IA – East metro and Prairie Meadows area
• Norwalk, IA – South metro and surrounding areas
• Johnston, IA – Northwest Des Moines region
• Bondurant, IA – East Polk County
• Pleasant Hill, IA – Southeast metro
• Windsor Heights, IA – Central metro access
• Adel, IA 50003 – Dallas County
• Boone, IA 50036 – Story and Boone County region
• Pella, IA 50219 – Marion County
• Newton, IA 50208 – Jasper County
• Carlisle, IA 50047 – South-central Iowa
• Grinnell, IA 50112 – Poweshiek County
• Indianola, IA 50125 – Warren County
• Saylorville, IA – Near Saylorville Lake and Polk City

Frequently Asked QuestionsHow late are you available?
We don’t keep “banker’s hours” here. If you need a notary late at night, early in the morning, or on a weekend — we’ll work with you. In fact, we’ve completed signings as late as 10 PM on a Sunday. Just reach out and we’ll do our best to fit your schedule.How far do you travel?
We primarily serve the greater Des Moines area, but we’ve gone as far as the Missouri border for clients when needed. In most cases, there’s a notary closer to you if you’re outside our usual service area — and we’re happy to help you connect with one.Do I need any witnesses?
It depends on the type of document you’re signing. Some notarizations require one or more witnesses (such as certain wills, powers of attorney, or healthcare directives). If witnesses are needed, we’ll let you know ahead of time so you can be prepared.What payment types do you accept?
We accept cash, Apple Pay, and PayPal. Payment is due at the time of service.Do I need to prepare anything before my appointment?
Yes — please have a valid, government-issued photo ID ready. Don’t sign your documents in advance; your signature must be witnessed in person. In some cases, we may ask you to send a photo of your forms ahead of time so we can confirm everything is notarizable.Can you notarize at hospitals, nursing homes, or care facilities?
Yes. We regularly handle notarizations in hospitals, rehab centers, and nursing homes. If your loved one is in a facility, we recommend calling ahead to make sure they’ll have proper ID and be physically able to sign.What types of documents can you notarize?
We handle everything from real estate closings and power of attorney forms to affidavits, medical documents, and everyday paperwork. If you’re not sure whether your document can be notarized, just send us a quick message.

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515-850-0038

Pricing is determined by the number of notarized signatures and distance. Please text for a quick, transparent quote.

How to prepare for your notary appointment:
To make sure everything goes smoothly, please have a valid, government-issued photo ID ready at the time of signing. In some cases, you may be asked to send a photo of your documents beforehand — this helps confirm they’re eligible for notarization and ensures we bring the right notarial certificate with us. Don’t sign anything in advance; your signature must be witnessed in person by the notary.