Alabama Notary Svc

read moreServing the state of Alabama and Worldwide Consumers. We are located in Montgomery, the Capital City of Alabama. If you require business services, apostille services, or notary services in our area and need assistance, we would be delighted to assist you. We provide document authentication service for documents that are required to be apostilled or certified for accreditation purposes, to be utilized outside the United States. We also witness document signings and real estate closings. Additional documents signings services are available as well.

read moreSimply, why travel to Montgomery, Alabama to secure a document signature or to close a deal? Save your travel time and expense. Give us a call, we are here to assist you. Alabama Notary Services is a division of Alabama Business Services Montgomery, LLC. We would be proud to represent you or your business and close your deal. If your documents require a notarization, we got that covered as well.

read moreHere's my testimonial and I mean every single word! Debbie is one of the best whom I've dealt with! I've been a returning customer for over 3 years, got to know her from a friend whom has been dealing with her for several years! She makes USA/overseas transactions as easy as walking into the grocery store down the street! She will answer your calls and emails 24/7! To all overseas customers, Debbie is the person to contact for any business or personal transactions, simply anything! She'll take care of you!

read moreIf you need assistance with document authentication service for an apostille, or certification, we can assist you immediately. We provide expedited services at no additional cost to you. On the state level, our Alabama document legalisation service is completed within 3 to 5 business days for an apostille document that will be used for accreditation in a country that is a member of the Hague convention. If the country in which your documents will be used is not a member of the Hague convention, the additional process must pass through our local Probate Office and the Secretary of State Office.

read moreThe Notary's term of office is four years and is applicable state-wide. He/She is an officer of the state of Alabama and is appointed by the Probate Judge of their county. As the name implies, a Notary Public is a public officer located in the community so that he or she may be of service to the public. Our laws consider certain instruments of such importance that they must be signed by the maker in the presence of a public officer, the Notary Public. Before a notarization is executed, a Notary's primary duties include requesting a valid non-expired photo i.d., such as a driver's license, military i.d, or a valid non-expired passport, to identify the signer.