Jail Detention

The most common documents that may need to be notarized in a jail or detention center include but are not limited to:
-Temporary custody of minors
-Power of Attorney
-Vehicle Release
-Loan and Real Estate Documents

Signing documents with an incarcerated signer can be complicated but with the right Notary it can be handled grace and competence. Below are guidelines for scheduling a jail or detention center signing.

-Schedule 48 hours in advance
-Payment is due upon arrival prior to signing
-If the inmate refuses to sign or if a situation in the detention center prevents the signing, a portion of the fee will be refunded.
-All documents that need to be notarized must be completed in their entirety without signatures before arrival.