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Affidavit notary in Kansas City, MOSworn and signed, in one visit.

Affidavits, travel consent letters and business forms, notarized at your door.

Sworn statements

Statements and letters that need a stamp

An affidavit is a sworn statement.

That makes it a jurat: you swear or affirm the contents are true, and sign in front of the notary.

Consent letters, such as a minor’s travel consent, can ask for a notary too.

So can many school, employer, insurance and business forms.

We come to you and keep it simple. Call or text any hour, by appointment.

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What we notarize

Forms people ask us for most

Write or fill in your statement ahead of time, but leave the signature line empty.

  • Affidavits

    You swear or affirm the statement is true, then sign in front of us.

  • Sworn statements

    Same process: a jurat, with your ID checked and the signing logged.

  • Minor travel consent letters

    Signed in person by the parent or guardian named in the letter.

  • School forms

    Forms from a school that need a notary block completed.

  • Employer and insurance forms

    Paperwork sent by an employer or insurer, signed in front of us.

  • Business forms

    Business paperwork with a notary block. Bring everyone who signs.

How the visit goes

Four steps, start to stamp.

  1. 01

    Describe the paper

    Tell us if it’s an affidavit, a consent letter or a form, and who signs.

  2. 02

    Meet at your spot

    We come to your home, office or a coffee shop. Independence is about 22 minutes from central Kansas City.

  3. 03

    Swear or confirm

    For a jurat, you swear or affirm the contents are true. Then you sign as we watch.

  4. 04

    Stamped and logged

    We complete the notary certificate and record the signing. The paper is yours to send.

Before we arrive

Have this handy

  • A current, unexpired photo ID that matches the name on the document
  • The affidavit or letter, finished and unsigned
  • Each signer present in person, including any parent or guardian named
  • Any witnesses the form requires, arranged by you
  • The request or instructions from the school, employer or agency
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Good to know

What a notary can’t do here

We can’t write your affidavit, advise what to put in it or choose the form.

Those belong to you, an attorney or the agency.

We can check that the notary certificate is complete. If your form calls for witnesses, say so when you call.

Some travel consent letters have their own rules. Check with whoever asked for the letter.

Questions

Affidavits & Consent questions

What’s the difference between a jurat and an acknowledgment?

A jurat means you swear the contents are true. An acknowledgment means you confirm that you signed willingly.

Does a minor’s travel consent letter need a notary?

Many are notarized. Check with whoever asked for it, and if they want a notary, we’ll come to you.

Do I sign the affidavit before you arrive?

No. Wait until we’re there, then sign in front of us after we check your ID.

Can you help me write my statement?

No. A notary can’t write it or tell you what it should say. An attorney or the agency can help.

Sworn, signed, stamped.

Call or text (816) 749-9062. We’re open 24 hours, by appointment.

Book a visit

Tell us what needs a stamp.

Send the form, or call or text. We reply to set a time and place.

Request a visit

We use your details only to reply about this visit. Prefer to talk? Call or text (816) 749-9062.