Notary public desk with documents at Loyalty Pro Services in San Juan, Texas

Certified Notary Public

Certified Notary Public in San Juan, TX
Signed While You Wait.

This is a full-service notary and document office — and when you can't come in, the notary comes to you: homes, offices, hospitals, nursing facilities and detention facilities across the Valley. One desk on Expressway 83 handles document preparation, wills and deeds, translations, apostilles, and LLC, DBA and EIN filings.

Walk-Ins Welcome | Mon–Sat 9–5 | Bring Photo ID

A Notary You Don't Have to Hunt For

Needing something notarized always seems to happen on a deadline. There is a certified notary public at our San Juan office six days a week — and when you can't get here, we come to you. The same desk prepares documents, handles translations and apostilles, and files the paperwork that starts a business.

We Come to You

Mobile Notary Service Across the Rio Grande Valley

Some signatures can't happen at an office. A parent in a nursing facility, a relative in the hospital, a workplace that can't stop mid-shift — the notary packs the seal and comes to them.

Homes

Wills, guardianship authorizations and family paperwork, signed at your own kitchen table.

Hospitals & Nursing Facilities

Bedside signings for patients and residents. The signer still needs a valid photo ID and must be awake and willing.

Offices & Workplaces

Employment contracts and business documents notarized on site, so the workday keeps moving.

Detention Facilities

Signings coordinated around each facility's visiting rules. Call ahead so we can plan it right.

Mobile visits run by appointment across San Juan, Pharr, Alamo, McAllen, Edinburg, Mission and Weslaco. Tell us the where and when, and we will set the time and tell you what to have ready.

What We Handle

Document Notarization & Preparation

Affidavits, acknowledgements and jurats are the everyday work — sworn statements that need a witness with a seal. Selling a vehicle brings in bills of sale and title transfer forms; families bring wills, warranty deeds and guardianship authorizations.

We prepare common forms and notarize them in the same visit. What a notary cannot do is tell you which document you need or what it should say — that is legal advice, and it belongs with an attorney.

Affidavits
Acknowledgements
Jurats
Certified copies
Bills of sale
Title transfer forms
Warranty deeds
Wills
Guardianship authorizations
School letters
Address verification forms
Employment contracts
Certified notary seal on prepared documents at the Loyalty Pro Services office in San Juan, TX
Sealed document prepared for apostille and translation service in San Juan, Texas

Paperwork That Travels

Document Translations & Apostilles

In the Valley, paperwork crosses borders all the time — birth certificates, school records, powers of attorney headed to family in another country. A document leaving the U.S. usually needs an apostille before officials abroad will accept it.

We translate personal and business documents and handle the apostille request through the Texas Secretary of State. Bring the original, tell us where it is going, and we will get the paperwork moving.

Document translations
Apostille requests
Birth & school records
Powers of attorney

Business Services

Business Formation: LLC, DBA, EIN & Sales Tax

Starting a business means a stack of registrations before your first sale. We sit down with you and help you file each one, at the same desk on Expressway 83.

LLC & DBA Formation

Formation paperwork for a new LLC, or the DBA filing for the name you do business under. We prepare it and file it with the state.

EIN Registration

The federal tax ID your business needs before it can open a bank account, hire, or file returns. We register it for you.

Sales Tax Setup

Sales tax permit registration with the Texas State Comptroller, so your business can collect and report from day one.

We prepare and file the registrations — we do not advise which business structure fits your situation. That decision belongs with an attorney or tax professional.

Before You Come In

Four things that save a second trip — at the office or on a mobile visit. The third one catches people out most often.

Valid Photo ID

Current and unexpired. Every person signing needs their own — no exceptions on this one.

The Complete Document

All pages, nothing left blank. Incomplete documents cannot be notarized.

Don't Sign It Yet

The notary has to witness the signature. Signing at home usually means starting over.

Everyone Who Signs

If the document needs two signatures or witnesses, bring those people with you.

Good to Know

Notary & Document Questions

What documents can you notarize?
Affidavits, acknowledgements, jurats, certified copies, bills of sale, title transfer forms, warranty deeds, wills, guardianship authorizations, school letters, address verification forms, employment contracts and more. If you are not sure whether yours qualifies, call (956) 377-2061 and describe it before you drive out.
Can the notary come to me?
Yes. We make mobile notary visits to homes, offices, hospitals, nursing facilities and detention facilities across San Juan, Pharr, Alamo, McAllen, Edinburg, Mission and Weslaco. Every signer still needs a valid photo ID, and hospital or detention visits take a little planning — call first and we will set it up.
What do I need to bring?
A valid, current photo ID and the complete document. Every person who has to sign needs to be present with their own ID. If the document names witnesses, bring them too.
Should I sign the document before I arrive?
No. Do not sign it beforehand. The whole point of notarization is that the notary witnesses the signature, so the signing happens in front of us. A document signed in advance usually has to be redone.
Can you tell me which document I need or help me fill it out?
We can prepare common forms and notarize them in the same visit. What a notary cannot do is tell you which document your situation calls for or what it should say — that is legal advice, and it belongs with an attorney.
Do I need an appointment?
Not at the office — walk into 200 W Expressway 83, Suite D any time Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and most notarizations are done while you wait. Mobile visits are the exception: those run by appointment, so call or message us on WhatsApp to set a time.
Do you handle apostilles?
Yes. A document headed to another country usually needs an apostille, which for Texas documents comes from the Texas Secretary of State. Bring the document and tell us where it is going, and we will prepare and submit the request for you.
Do you translate documents?
Yes. We translate personal and business documents — birth certificates, school records, powers of attorney and more. Bring the original, tell us where the translation will be used, and we will tell you before we start whether we can handle it.
Can you help me start an LLC or get an EIN?
Yes. We prepare and file LLC formation and DBA paperwork, register your EIN, and set up your sales tax account with the Texas State Comptroller. We file the paperwork — we do not advise which business structure fits your situation. That decision belongs with an attorney or tax professional.
What does notarization cost?
Call (956) 377-2061 or ask when you come in and we will tell you before we start. It depends on the document and how many signatures need witnessing.
Do you notarize for people outside San Juan?
Yes, two ways. People drive to the Expressway 83 office from Pharr, Alamo, McAllen, Edinburg, Mission and Weslaco — and when the drive is the problem, the mobile notary comes to you anywhere in those same cities.

Bring the Document.
Leave With It Signed.

Walk into 200 W Expressway 83, Suite D, Monday through Saturday, 9 to 5 — or book a mobile visit and the notary comes to you. Bring a valid photo ID, and do not sign anything until the notary is watching.

Walk-ins welcome · Mon–Sat, 9–5 · Mobile visits available · Bring photo ID