Book Now for the 2021 Wedding Season!
Notary Signing Agent
Knowledgable
I am more than a notary, as a Certified, Insured, and Bonded Notary Signing Agent with a degree in Legal Studies, I am familiar with most document signings in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I have an A, 100%, and/or Excellent Ratings with some of the top signing title companies in Pennsylvania.
Certified, Bonded and Insured
I have a background clearance check from the National Notary Association (NNA.) I am insured, bonded, and carry Errors and Omissions Insurance, though I have excellent ratings with most title insurance, settlement agencies.
Why Chose Erica McCabe
- Trustworthy
- Professional
- Punctual
- Reliable
- Dependable
- Excellent References
What To Bring
- Fully prepared document and/or paperwork.
- Current identification card including a photo, such as a state-issued driver's license, state-issued identification card, passport or passport ID card, Military ID Card, OR another form of government identification issued to an individual, which: (a) is current; (b) contains the signature or a photograph of the individual; and (c) is satisfactory to the notarial officer. If you have questions about the suitability of your ID, please communicate with me before your document signing.
If your document requires a witness signing, please have one available, ensuring they also have proper identification and are not a party to the document being notarized.
Types of Document Signings
- Buyer/Seller Transactions
- Refinances
- Deed Transfers, Loan Modifications, and Partial Claims
- HELOC
- Wills and Trusts
- Power of Attorney
- Court Documents and Attestations and more...
FAQs
I am not an attorney, and as such, I can not provide legal opinions or draft documents.
As stated from the NNA:
Notaries may not choose the particular document a customer may need for a transaction.
Notaries may not choose the type of notarization or certificate wording for a given document. The customer must decide.
Notaries may not prepare a document or advise on how to fill out, draft, or complete a document.
Notaries may not provide legal advice or answer questions about a legal matter.
Notary Public Code of Professional Responsibility
Find Out More
Contact Erica McCabe Today
Find More Info
