
Deed notary in Kansas City, MODeeds notarized, ready to record.
Quitclaim deeds, beneficiary deeds and transfer paperwork, notarized right where you sign.
Property paperwork
The notarized signature your deed needs
Deeds headed for the county Recorder of Deeds need a notarized acknowledgment to be recorded.
We notarize the signatures. We don’t give recording advice, set up your deed or tell you what it should say.
We come to your home, office or a quiet spot you pick. Call or text any hour, by appointment.

What we notarize
Deeds and the paperwork around them
Bring documents already prepared by you or your attorney. We handle the notarial act.
Quitclaim deeds
Each person signing the deed appears in front of us with ID for an acknowledgment.
Beneficiary deeds
These also need a notarized acknowledgment before they can be recorded.
Transfer paperwork
Other property transfer forms that carry a notary block, signed in front of us.
Several owners, one visit
Co-owners can sign at the same table. Every signer must be present with ID.
Property signature pages
If a property form has a notary block, bring it and we’ll complete the certificate.
Vehicle title forms
Forms an agency asks you to get notarized. Bring the form and the agency’s instructions.
How the visit goes
Four steps, start to stamp.
- 01
Send the details
Text or call with the document type and how many owners are signing. We’ll find a time.
- 02
Arrive at your table
From central Kansas City, Grandview is about 20 minutes and Gladstone about 24 minutes.
- 03
Names against IDs
We match each name on the document to each photo ID before anyone signs.
- 04
Acknowledged and logged
Each signer confirms they signed willingly. We complete the certificate and log the signing.
Before we arrive
Bring this along
- A current, unexpired photo ID for every person signing
- The deed or form, complete and unsigned
- All signers present, since each person signs in front of the notary
- Names that match each ID, as written on the document
- Instructions from your attorney or the agency, if you have them

Limits
What we leave to your attorney
A notary can’t give legal advice, choose your form, fill it in for you or tell you what it should say.
We can check that the notary certificate is complete before we leave.
Leave the deed unsigned until we arrive.
We don’t advise on recording or filing. The county Recorder of Deeds and your attorney can answer those questions.
Where we do it
Deeds & Property across the metro.
We bring deeds and property documents to Kansas City and these nearby towns. Pick yours for local details.
Jackson CountyKansas City, MOHome base · Plaza about 5 min
Jackson CountyIndependence, MOAbout 22 min from central KC
Jackson CountyRaytown, MOAbout 16 min from central KC
Jackson CountyLee’s Summit, MOAbout 28 min from central KC
Clay CountyGladstone, MOAbout 24 min from central KC
Jackson CountyGrandview, MOAbout 20 min from central KC
Questions
Deeds & Property questions
Do you record the deed for me?
No. We notarize the signatures. The deed goes to the county Recorder of Deeds, who can answer filing questions.
Do all owners need to be there?
Every signer must be present in person with a photo ID. If witnesses are needed, tell us when you call.
Can you notarize a vehicle title form?
We can notarize forms an agency asks you to get notarized. Bring the form and its instructions.
Can you write or check my deed?
No. A notary can’t give legal advice or fill in your form. We can check that the notary certificate is complete.

Deed ready to sign?
Call or text (816) 749-9062. We’re open 24 hours and we drive to you.
Also on the same visit
Other things we notarize and print
- Mobile NotaryAcknowledgments, jurats and signings at your home, office, coffee shop, hospital room or care facility
- Ink FingerprintingInk fingerprint cards rolled by hand at your door
- Power of Attorney & Health Care DirectivesFinancial and health care power of attorney, directives and bedside signings, notarized in person
- Affidavits & Consent LettersAffidavits, sworn statements and minor travel consent letters notarized in person, wherever you are
Book a visit
Tell us what needs a stamp.
Send the form, or call or text. We reply to set a time and place.