Empire Notary™ provides professional notarization and formal document execution services for individuals, families, professionals, and business organizations. Select the service that best matches your signing needs.
“Some recipients (courts, banks, title) require wet-ink. We verify acceptance before your session. Empire Notary™ does not provide legal advice.”
This section holds the general everyday signing services that are still professional, but less complex.
Valid government-issued photo ID is required for all notarizations.
Documents must be prepared and finalized prior to the appointment.
We do not provide legal advice. Please confirm if your receiving party accepts Remote Online Notarization for estate documents, if not book an appointment.
“Some recipients (courts, banks, title) require wet-ink. Please verify acceptance before your session. Empire Notary™ does not provide legal advice.”
Includes ID/KBA verification, platform recording, and one notarized signature per session. Need more? Select the additional-signature add-on at booking. Verify acceptance with your recipient; some courts, banks, and title companies still require wet-ink.
• Base: $35
• Travel: 0–10 miles $25 • 11–20 miles $45 • 21+ miles $65+
• After-Hours Access (7:00 PM–2:30 AM): $95
In-person at your location. Documents must be complete but unsigned; valid, unexpired ID required.
• Standard: $150
• After-Hours: $275
On-site contract/agreement execution with ID checks. Scanback PDF and carrier drop-off (client label) available on request. Verify acceptance if requesting RON; some recipients still require wet-ink.
IPEN (In-Person Electronic Notarization) is a up-grade to in office or mobile notaraztions face-to-face signing where documents are executed on a tablet/computer instead of paper. Identities are verified on site; we apply a compliant electronic seal and certificate. Wet-Ink Results. Digital Speed.
Reserved, discreet, and executed with legal precision.
Reserved appointment availability for clients requiring urgent, private, or time-sensitive notarization outside standard business hours.
Premium rates apply.
“Some recipients (courts, banks, title) require wet-ink. Verify acceptance before your session. Empire Notary™ does not provide legal advice.”
• Standard: $250
• After-Hours: $400
Coordinated wills/POA/health directives. Witnesses available on request.Execution of estate planning documents such as Last Will & Testament, Living Will, Medical or Financial Power of Attorney, Advanced Directives, and Guardianship Agreements.
Conducted with legal sequencing, identity verification, and private handling
• $300 per appointment
On-site within 20 miles included (parking/tolls at cost). ID checks and coordinated execution in one session. Scanback PDF and carrier drop-off available on request.
• Standard: $300
• After-Hours: $450
Full package support; scanbacks and carrier drop-off with client label available.
Zoom consult to confirm the path, timeline, and which All-In Apostille tier fits. (Consult is advisory; your All-In Concierge tiers include the state fee and domestic return shipping for one document.)
• Standard (7–10 business days): $395
• Premier (3–5 business days): $450
Includes review, notarization if required & accepted (RON or local mobile ≤10 miles), state fee, submission/tracking, and domestic return shipping for one document.
ACCEPTANCE & RESPONSIBILITY
Verify acceptance with your recipient. If RON isn’t accepted, we convert to mobile/wet-ink. Empire Notary™ does not provide legal advice.
• Base: $150 + Travel (from $25)
Priority bedside notarization; witnesses available.
Ideal for corporate offices, community events, or large family estate signings. This concierge service provides a 2-hour dedicated block for multiple signers at one location. Rate: $400 (First 2 hours) • $150 per additional hour.
After-hours services (7:00 PM – 2:30 AM) are available by private appointment only and are billed at premium rates. The After-Hours Access Fee is non-refundable once the appointment is confirmed.
Brand line: Empire Notary™ — Private. Discreet. Legally Exact.
Important Notice: While Remote Online Notarization (RON) is legally valid in New Jersey, some attorneys, financial institutions, title companies, and courts may require certain documents—especially Wills, Trusts, and Power of Attorney forms—to be notarized in person. Clients are responsible for confirming recipient acceptance of online notarization. Empire Notary™ does not provide legal advice and is not responsible for document rejection by any third party.