Frequently Asked Questions

A notary public is a public official appointed by the Pennsylvania Department of State to serve as an impartial witness to the signing of documents, verify identities and deter fraud.

Unexpired passport, passport card, state-issued driver's license, Military ID, and state-issued non-driver ID card.  The ID must contain the name that appears on the document to be notarized.

An apostille is a verification process that allows US documents to be used internationally. Depending on the document and destination, you may need a state-issued apostille, a federal apostille, or an authentication (which is used for non-Hague Convention countries). Turnaround times vary depending on the destination country and whether translation services are required by the receiving nation.

Yes, as a mobile notary service, we bring our expertise directly to your location for your convenience.  Our standard mobile service includes a travel fee, which varies depending on the time and distance.

• Vital Records: Birth certificates, marriage licenses and death certificates.

• Legal & Court Documents: Divorce decrees, adoption papers, Power of attorney, and name change documents, affidavits, court orders, judgments, adoption.

• Background & Identification: FBI background checks, local police reports.

• Educational documents: Diplomas (High school & Universities, Letters of Enrollment, degree verifications.

• Business & Corporate documents: Corporate Formations: Articles of incorporation, bylaws and Operating agreements.

• Financial & Contracts: Invoices, Statements and business contracts

• *Some countries require translation, ie: German, French, Chinese, Russian, Spainish, Italian, etc.

​Yes, CNC Notary Services use a network of Notaries vetted for Apostille services in other states.​​​​​​​​​​​