FAQ's

Please ensure any required witnesses, principal, and agent are available, aware, and ready to sign. All parties must have valid, unexpired, government issued photo id for proper verification.  If notary appointment cannot be completed due to the absense or preparedness of any parties, the travel fee is still due to notary.

A notary must refuse a notarization for the following reasons: 

• The notary cannot verify the identity of the signer;

• The notary has a beneficial or financial interest in the document;

• The notary is unable to communicate with the signer;

• The notary knows that the transaction is fraudulent;

• The signer appears to be confused, disoriented or lacks the mental capacity to understand and sign documents.

• ​The notary has reason to believe that the signer is being coerced to sign, rather than signing of their own free will.

Please note: If the notary is unable to proceed with the notarization due to any of the reasons stated above, the travel fee will still be charged and any deposit made will be forfeited. For additional information about notary requirements in your state, consult with a legal advisor or contact your Secretary of State's office or other state or local notary authority in your area.

A mobile notary provides concierge notarial services at your preferred location and time.  This ensures that there is no wait and that services are provided by an experienced and professional notary. Many of our clients are executives with busy schedules, elderly or hospitalized clients, and those who fair pricing, clear communication and prioritized services.  

Certain notary services can be completed at my home office.  An appointment is required.  Prices are $5 per stamp with a $25 convenience fee. 

The legal requirements for a valid will include the following:

Testator is of age: You must be 14 years of age or older to make a will in Georgia.

Testator’s competency: It must have been your desire and choice to create the will and have your property distributed to certain individuals.

Testator’s freedom of choice: You must have developed your will freely and voluntarily.

Written: Your will must be in writing, whether by hand or typed.

Testator’s signature: You must sign your will in the presence of two witnesses.

Witnessed: Two or more competent individuals, at least 14 years of age, must witness your signature on the will.

Your will does not have to be notarized for it to be valid. However, having a notary witness the signing of your will can facilitate a more efficient probate process. Additionally, making your will self-proving, means that you have a notarized affidavit verifying the identity of you and your witnesses, which could expedite the probate process.

I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA AND I MAY NOT

GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE."

We provide notary, courier, legal and process service to all areas of Henry County and surrounding areas including: Stockbridge, McDonough,Locust Grove, Lithonia, Conyers, Decatur, Ellenwood, Rex and Forest Park.  

No.  Georgia Peach Notary is not an attorney and cannot provide any legal advice. Any legal questions must be directed to a member of the Georgia State Bar.