Notary Services
Remote Online Notarizations (RON)
Have your document notarized from home over a live video call with a New York electronic notary. No trip to the office needed.
Notary Services
General Notary Work
Affidavits, consent letters, powers of attorney and everyday forms notarized in Brooklyn by a New York notary public.
About this service
Many everyday documents need a notary’s signature and stamp before a school, bank, employer, court or government office will accept them. At Kay’s Notary Travel on Utica Avenue in Brooklyn, we notarize affidavits, sworn statements, consent letters, powers of attorney, business and bank forms, and school and employment paperwork in a calm, friendly setting.
A notary public commissioned by the New York Department of State verifies the signer’s identity, witnesses the signature and, when the document calls for it, administers an oath or affirmation. Every signer must appear in person, bring a current government-issued photo ID and be signing willingly. Your document should be complete, with no blank spaces, and it’s best to wait to sign until you are with the notary.
Please keep in mind that a notary who is not an attorney cannot give legal advice, choose a form for you or explain what a document means. If you have questions about the content of your document, please speak with an attorney or the office that asked for it. Notary fees are set by New York law, and any additional service fees are explained before your appointment.
What we can help with
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Travel consent letters for minors
- Powers of attorney
- Business and bank forms
- School and employment forms
- Letters that need a notarized signature
How it works
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Step 1: Book your appointment
Use our booking form or call (718) 872-7747 to choose a convenient time.
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Step 2: Prepare your document
Make sure every section is filled in and nothing is left blank, but wait to sign until you’re with the notary.
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Step 3: Show your ID
The notary checks your current, government-issued photo ID and confirms that your name matches the document.
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Step 4: Sign and get notarized
You sign in front of the notary, who then completes and signs the notarial certificate.
What to bring
- A current, valid government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID card or passport
- Your complete, unsigned document with no blank spaces
- Every person who needs to sign, each with their own valid photo ID
- Any instructions from the office or agency that will receive the document
Frequently asked questions
Can you tell me which form I need?
No. A notary who is not an attorney cannot choose forms, prepare documents or give legal advice. Please get the correct form from the organization requesting it, or speak with an attorney if you have questions about its content.
Do you offer same-day appointments?
We do our best to accommodate urgent requests. Please call us at (718) 872-7747 to check availability.
How much does a notarization cost?
Notary fees are set by New York law. If any additional service fees apply, we explain them up front, before your appointment.
My document is in another language. Can you notarize it?
Possibly. The notary must be able to communicate directly with you and understand the notarial certificate being completed. The person or agency receiving the document may also require a translation, so please check with them and call us before your visit.
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Not sure which service you need?
Call us or send a quick request. We’ll point you in the right direction and get you booked.