Mobile notary services serving South Jersey. I travel to meet clients in-person at specified times & locations.
New Jersey Commissioned Notary Public & WEDDING OFFICIANT
I am a New Jersey commissioned Notary Public; I am authorized to witness the signing of legal documents, usually concerned with deeds, reverse mortgages, estates, licenses, power of attorney, end of life directives, affidavits, and trusts. As a publicly commissioned official, I am tasked with verifying the authenticity of documents, as well as serving as an impartial witness when signing legal documents.
DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW AND CANNOT GIVE OUT LEGAL ADVICE OF ANY KIND INCLUDING IMMIGRATION OR ANY OTHER LEGAL MATTER NOR CAN I ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.
South Jersey Mobile Notary.
Service Areas & Travel Fees
I serve Burlington, Camden, Gloucester and parts of Mercer counties.
I am available 7 days a week for people on the go. I offer fair and affordable flat rate travel fees: $80 for up to 25 miles / $90 for 26 – 50 miles. Call for pricing over 50 miles. Travel fees are convenience fees; they are separate from the fees charged for notarial acts.
Extraordinary Circumstances
All travel fees are subject to additional fees during inclement weather, unusually situations, and anything that might require the notary public to make an extra effort or spend more time traveling to or from a mobile notary appointment, such as during blackouts, rush appointments, etc.
An additional $60 convenience fee will be added to travel fees for any notarizations that take place after 9:00PM.
If you need a witness for your document there is a $40 witness fee.
Mobile notary serving South Jersey.
Fees
New Jersey law authorizes the following fees for notarial acts:
1. Taking an acknowledgement - $2.50 per signature
2. Taking proof of a deed - $2.50 per signer
3. Executing a jurat - $2.50 per signer
4. Administering an oath/affirmation - $2.50 per person/signer
New Jersey Law authorized the following fees for REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS: For administering oaths, taking affidavits, taking proofs of a deed & taking acknowledgments of the GRANTORS (Sellers) in the transfer of real estate, regardless of the number of services performed in a single transaction to transfer real estate the fee is $15.
DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY AND CANNOT GIVE OUT LEGAL ADVICE OF ANY KIND NOR CAN I ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.
Fees
New Jersey law authorizes the following fees for REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS: For administering oaths, taking affidavits & taking acknowledgements of MORTGAGORS (Homeowners/Buyers) in the financing of real estate, regardless of the number of services performed in a single transaction to finance real estate the fee is $25.
If you need a witness for your document there is a $40 witness fee.
DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY AND CANNOT GIVE OUT LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.
Acceptable Forms of Identification for Notary Services
- State-issued driver's license
- State-issued identification card
- U.S. passport issued by the U.S. Department of State
- U.S. military ID
- State, county and local government IDs
- Permanent resident card, or "green card," issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services*
- Foreign passport*
- Driver's license officially issued in Mexico or Canada*
- ID deemed acceptable to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security*
- Inmate ID issued by the State Department of Corrections or Federal Bureau of Prisons, if the inmate is in state or federal custody*
- Inmate ID issued by a county sheriff, if the inmate is in the custody of the county sheriff*
* Only in some states.
Social Security cards, birth or marriage certificates, credit cards, school IDs, library cards & temporary driver's licenses are not acceptable forms of ID for notarization purposes.
DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY AND CANNOT GIVE OUT LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.
Notary Public's Duties
A Notary's duty is to screen the signers of important documents for their true identity, their willingness to sign without duress or intimidation, and their awareness of the contents of the document or transaction. Some notarizations also require the Notary to put the signer under an oath, declaring under penalty of perjury that the information contained in a document is true and correct. Property deeds, wills and powers of attorney are examples of documents that commonly require a Notary.
Impartiality is the foundation of the Notary Public's trust. They are duty-bound not to act in situations where they have a personal interest. The public trusts that the Notary's screening tasks have not been corrupted by self-interest. Impartiality dictates that a Notary Public never refuse to serve a person due to race, nationality, religion, politics, sexual orientation or status as a non-customer.
DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY, I CANNOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.
Wedding Officiant
I will lead you in your wedding ceremony. I will work with the couple to prepare materials for the ceremony and perform the marriage and/or civil union on the day-of and complete the marriage license. I want to make your special day memorable. I can and will perform any of the following: any cultural wedding traditions, agnostic weddings, backyard weddings, beach weddings, civil weddings, earth centered weddings, elopements, gay weddings, goddess centered weddings, handfasting's, holiday-themed weddings, home weddings, humanist weddings, lesbian weddings, non-denominational weddings, same-sex weddings, secular weddings, public park weddings, reiki weddings, restaurant weddings. I have performed a Beetlejuice wedding and an intimate wedding in the couple's living room in front of their Christmas tree. #LetYourWeddingDayShineLikeDaisies
What is a wedding officiant?
A wedding officiant is perhaps best known as the person who leads the ceremony. However, that's only part of our job. A wedding officiant is anyone who can legally officiate a marriage ceremony. A wedding officiant often refers to a non-denominational and sometimes non-religious official who carries no affiliation with a church. Couples who don’t regularly attend a religious service or church often find this sort of wedding officiant ideal because of the flexibility this approach affords. When you use a non-denominational wedding officiant, you aren’t bound by the limits of any specific religious tradition or dogma.
An officiant, whether secular or religious, works with the couple in the days/weeks/months before the wedding day to craft the ceremony, which may include personal vows, readings, music selections, and more. The officiant must be legally ordained to perform weddings in your state and understand your jurisdiction's laws as they pertain to the marriage license. On your wedding day, your officiant will fill out and sign the marriage license (along with witnesses) and send it back to the county clerk's office for certification. This may sound like a minor detail, but without a marriage license, you're not actually married—so your wedding officiant has an essential role to play here.
As a wedding officiant I will never refuse to serve a person due to race, nationality, religion, politics, sexual orientation or status.
TIPS ON CHOOSING A WEDDING OFFICIANT from Wedding Wire
* Get to know your wedding officiant, because he/she is going to play an important role in your wedding.
* Make sure their values line up with yours..
* It’s essential that you and your partner actually get along with your officiant.
* Couples to inquire about the type of ceremony their officiant is able to perform, such as religious, non-denominational, interfaith, spiritual, or commitment.
* Officiants will work from a particular wedding ceremony script, but it’s essential to ask if they work to customize the details. “A ceremony should be a unique reflection of your love story and journey as a couple."
* Be wary of an officiant who says they don’t need any input.
* If you’re planning a wedding rehearsal, be sure to ask if your officiant will be able to attend and if they are comfortable taking the lead.
* Your officiant should communicate what they’ll wear for your ceremony and in what color.
* In case of illness or unforeseen circumstances, ask if your officiant is prepared with someone to take their place if need be.
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DISCLAIMER: I AM ORDAINED THROUGH AMERICAN MARRIAGE MINISTRIES AND UNIVERSAL LIFE CHURCH
Wedding officiant serving New Jersey/Delaware.
LIABILITY RELEASE WAIVER
Due to the 2019-2020 outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and all of the variants, my business, Daisy’s Mobile Notary Services is taking extra precautions with the enhanced sanitation/disinfecting procedures in compliance with CDC guidance, including the notary wearing a mask when requested.
Please contact Daisy’s Mobile Notary Services directly at 609.353.6955 or via email at daisy@daisysmobilenotary.com with any questions, comments, or scheduling inquiries you may have.
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