Mobile and Virtual Notary for Seniors & Families
An easier way to take care of legal notarizations
TX
Diginote
TX
- Trusted Silver Streak Partner
- Locally Owned Franchise
- Minority-Owned
- Notary / Certified Signing Agent
What sets us apart
Why families choose Diginote
- Accepts New Clients
- Free Estimates
- Virtual Appointments
- Evening & Weekend Appointments
About Diginote
Professional Mobile & Online Notary Services
DigiNote provides fast, secure, and professional notary services throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area, with Remote Online Notarization (RON) available nationwide.
Whether you need documents notarized at your home, office, hospital, nursing home, courthouse, or online, our certified notaries make the process simple, convenient, and legally compliant.
We work with individuals, families, real estate professionals, attorneys, lenders, financial advisors, businesses, and title companies to ensure important documents are completed accurately and on time.
Appointments are available during business hours, evenings, weekends, and for urgent situations.
Our Services
- Mobile Notary Services
- We travel to your home, office, hospital, nursing facility, courthouse, or other convenient location.
- Remote Online Notary (RON)
- Legally notarize documents online from anywhere in the United States using secure identity verification and encrypted technology.
- Loan Signing Services
- Professional loan signing agent services for:
- Home Purchases
- Refinances
- HELOCs
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- Reverse Mortgages
- Seller Packages
- Buyer Packages
- Estate Planning Documents
- We notarize:
- Wills
- Trusts
- Powers of Attorney
- Healthcare Directives
- Living Wills
- Estate Documents
- Personal & Family Documents
- Including:
- Affidavits
- Adoption Documents
- Divorce Documents
- Child Custody Forms
- Sworn Statements
- Business Notary Services
- Professional notarization for:
- Business Formation
- Corporate Documents
- Commercial Agreements
- Contracts
- I-9 Employment Verification
- Additional Services
- Apostille Processing Assistance
- Fingerprinting
- Permit Running
- Field Inspections
- Process Serving Coordination
- Courier & Document Delivery
- Printing & Scanning
- Document Preparation
- Wedding Officiant Services
- Emergency Notary Services
- Need a notary after hours?
- We offer evening, weekend, emergency, and same-day appointments whenever possible.
Mobile Notary Dallas TX
Diginote is a Verified Silver Streak™ Provider.
This listing is published by Silver Streak Senior Services™ as part of our carefully vetted network of trusted professionals serving older adults and their families.
Provider information is reviewed according to the Silver Streak Vendor Vetting Standard™, helping families identify professionals who demonstrate integrity, professionalism, and a commitment to serving the senior community.
Specialties
What we help with
- Mobile Notary
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What is an apostille, and can you help obtain one in Texas?
An apostille is an official certificate used to authenticate certain public documents for use in another country that participates in the Hague Apostille Convention. Documents commonly requiring apostilles can include powers of attorney, corporate documents, school records, adoption documents, marriage records, and other legal or official records intended for international use. We can assist clients with the Texas apostille process, including reviewing submission requirements and helping coordinate properly prepared documents. The actual apostille is issued by the appropriate government authority. For qualifying Texas documents, the Texas Secretary of State is the state authority that issues apostilles. Requirements vary depending on the document, where it was issued, and the country where it will be used, so checking the requirements before submitting the document can help prevent delays.
Is Remote Online Notarization legal in Texas, and how does it work?
Yes. Texas allows commissioned Online Notaries Public to perform qualifying notarizations remotely using approved two-way audio and video technology. During a Remote Online Notarization, or RON, the signer appears before the notary electronically rather than meeting in the same physical location. The process includes identity verification and credential analysis, followed by the electronic signing and notarization of the document. Texas online notarizations must also meet state recordkeeping and technology requirements. RON can be especially convenient for people who are traveling, live outside the immediate Dallas-Fort Worth area, have mobility limitations, or need a document notarized without an in-person appointment.
Do you notarize wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other estate documents?
Yes. Mobile notary services can assist with many estate and trust signings, including powers of attorney, trusts, affidavits, directives, and other documents that require notarization. Estate documents can have specific signing and witness requirements, so the document should be prepared before the appointment and any required witnesses should be identified in advance. A notary verifies identity and performs the requested notarial act but cannot provide legal advice or determine what documents, witnesses, or legal provisions you need. Mobile appointments may also be arranged at hospitals, rehabilitation centers, assisted living communities, memory care communities, and private residences when appropriate.
Can a mobile notary come to my home, hospital, senior community, or business?
Yes. Dallas Notary Now offers mobile notary services for clients who need documents notarized at a convenient location. Depending on availability and service area, appointments may be arranged at homes, businesses, hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, assisted living communities, senior living communities, and other agreed-upon locations. Mobile notarization can be especially helpful for seniors, caregivers, busy professionals, and individuals with limited mobility.
What do I need to bring to a notary appointment in Texas?
Bring the document that needs to be notarized along with an acceptable form of current identification, such as a driver's license, state-issued ID, passport, or other identification permitted under Texas law. Do not sign the document ahead of time if the notarization requires the notary to witness your signature. If witnesses are required, ask when scheduling whether you need to provide them. A Texas notary can verify identity and perform the appropriate notarial act but cannot provide legal advice or choose legal documents for you.
Can a notary meet with someone in a hospital, nursing home, or assisted living community?
Yes, mobile notary appointments can often be arranged for individuals in hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living communities, rehabilitation facilities, and other care settings. The signer must be able to communicate their willingness to sign and meet the requirements for the requested notarization. Because healthcare facilities may have their own visitor or witness requirements, it is helpful to discuss the circumstances when scheduling the appointment.
Every provider listed here has been background-checked and reviewed under the Silver Streak Vendor Vetting Standard™.
Verified on August 25, 2026
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