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A valid photo ID is required for notarization. Accepted forms include:

• A current state-issued driver’s license or ID*

• A valid U.S. or foreign passport

• A tribal ID

• A military ID

• A student ID

• Any other government-issued ID with a photo and/or signature

* An expired ID can be accepted if it was issued within the last 3 years of the date of the notarization.
❌ Social Security and Medicare cards cannot be used as primary identification.

No problem — a Credible Witness can be used if needed. Here’s what that means:

A credible witness must:

• Be personally known to the signer

• Present valid government-issued ID

• Appear in person with the signer at the time of notarization

• Be an impartial third party with no benefit from the document (for example, someone named in a will cannot serve as the witness)

1. The Document
Bring the original document that needs to be notarized.
Please hold off on signing it until you're with me, just in case the notarial certificate requires me to witness your signature.

2. Valid ID for All Signers
Check the list above to make sure your ID is acceptable.

3. Personal Appearance
All signers — and any required witnesses — must be present at the appointment.

4. Willingness and Awareness
You must be signing voluntarily and understand what you’re signing. If you’re taking medication that might cause drowsiness or confusion, let’s schedule a time when you’re alert and fully aware.

5. Payment (See above)

It’s easy! You can schedule directly using any of the “Book Now” buttons on the top or bottom of this website, or

Text (fastest) or call me at 406-414-7518.

Yes. Ravalli Mobile Notary provides mobile notary appointments for homebound clients in Ravalli County and the Bitterroot Valley, including Hamilton, Stevensville, Corvallis, Victor, Florence, and nearby areas.

Yes, when the signer is alert, aware, and able to communicate their understanding of the document that they are signing. They also need acceptable identification and be willing to sign.

I do not give legal advice or prepare legal documents, but I can help with the notarization process when the requirements are met.

Yes. I have advanced training in notarizing estate planning and all end-of-life documents.  I often assist clients with trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and related documents. The document itself should come from the client, attorney, or document preparer.

No. I cannot give legal advice or tell you which document is right for your situation. I can help with the notarization process once you have the document ready, but I cannot answer questions about the content of the document.