You’ll need a valid, unexpired government‑issued ID (driver’s license, state ID, passport, or military ID) and the documents you want notarized. Make sure they’re filled out but not signed

No. All signatures must be completed in front of the notary to verify identity and willingness.

Yes. Blu Note Notary travels to homes, offices, hospitals, and other agreed‑upon locations for your convenience.

Driver’s license, state ID, passport, military ID, or other government‑issued identification with a photo, signature, and expiration date.

Some documents require one or two witnesses. If witnesses are needed, please bring them with you, as notaries cannot always provide them.

Common documents include:

• Power of Attorney

• Wills & Trusts

• Real estate documents

• Affidavits

• School forms

• Medical directives

• Business agreements

• Vehicle title transfers

Most appointments take 5–15 minutes, depending on the number of documents and signatures. Item description

Fees vary based on document type, travel distance, and after‑hours requests. Contact us for a quick quote.

Yes — as long as the signer is alert, aware, and willing. We cannot notarize if the signer appears confused or coerced.

Yes, when availability allows. After‑hours or urgent requests may include an additional fee.

Missouri requires a current, unexpired ID. If yours is expired, we can discuss alternative options depending on the document type.