FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
VA state law requires a charge of no more than $5 per document notarization for in-person services, and $25 per document for e-notarizations. My travel fee is a $10 flat rate for any customers within 5 miles of my office in the 23225 zip code. Anything outside those 5 miles there is a $2 charge per mile on top of the flat rate. I do have discounts from time to time on my travel fees. I also charge an administrative fee for those requiring printing services starting at $5 per 10 pages and 50 cent per page after 10 pages.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
It all starts with a phone call usually. We will chat about what kind of documents you need notarized, your availability, whether you’d want to be provided mobile or e-notarization services, we discuss the fees involved for those services and whether they are agreeable to you, and from there we book our appointment. Day of the appointment, you will need to have valid/unexpired Identification, I will ask a few questions to make sure you understand what you are signing, you will sign your documents, I will verify the signature you provide with Identification and notarize your documents. This process usually doesn’t take longer than 10-15 minutes, but depending on the documents it can take longer.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I originally worked in-home with families providing ABA therapy to children on the spectrum. After being injured in a car accident earlier this year, my significant other suggested this as a way to have a more flexible schedule as I found out I was going to be a mom when in the hospital for my accident injuries. Since I’ve begun this journey, I have found it to be a perfect fit for my lifestyle and being able to still help others and contribute to people’s daily lives in a meaningful way without taking up to much energy that I want to be able to give to my own family.