Q: What forms of identification are accepted for verifying my identity during the notarization process?

A: We accept government-issued IDs such as driver’s licenses, passports, and state ID cards for verifying your identity. Ensuring proper identification is essential for the legality and validity of notarized documents.

Q: How do I schedule a notary appointment?

A: Contact Opulent Signing Services via phone or email to set up an appointment at your convenience. We prioritize flexibility and convenience for our clients, making scheduling hassle-free and accommodating your preferred time and location.

Q: What is a mobile notary service?

A: A mobile notary service brings the notary to your preferred location—whether it’s your home, office, or a coffee shop—for convenient document notarization. This service eliminates the need for you to travel to a notary’s office, saving you time and effort.

Q: What is loan signing?

A: Loan signing involves the finalization of loan documents during real estate transactions. A loan signing agent ensures all parties sign correctly and collects necessary signatures. This step is crucial in completing real estate deals smoothly and efficiently.

Q: What does a Notary Signing Agent (NSA) do?

A: An NSA specializes in loan closings. They guide clients through the signing process, verify signatures, and ensure compliance with legal requirements. NSAs play a vital role in ensuring the accuracy and legality of loan documents.

Q: What if additional witnesses are needed during the notarization process?

A: If additional witnesses are required, it is the client’s responsibility to make those arrangements prior to the scheduled appointment. We recommend consulting with legal counsel or referring to specific document requirements to determine if witnesses are necessary.

Q: What is the process after scheduling an appointment?

A: After scheduling an appointment with Opulent Signing Services, you can expect a call from our team to discuss the specifics of your notary or loan signing service. During this call, we’ll review the documents you need notarized or signed and confirm any additional requirements, such as witnesses or certified copies.