Bring
What to have ready in Queens
Bring the complete document and a current government-issued photo ID. Leave the signature blank if the act requires you to sign in the notary’s presence. Every person who must sign or swear has to appear.
Borough · Queens County
Mobile Notary in Queens
The Notary Giant™
A commissioned notary comes to you in Queens.
The Notary Giant™ handles acknowledgments, oaths, signature witnessing, loan signings, and preparation of documents that may later need an apostille. Airport-adjacent travel documents, courthouse affidavits in Jamaica, and residential signings across the neighborhoods are the usual requests.
Queens is Queens County, from Long Island City and Astoria across Flushing and Jamaica — where the county court sits — out to the Rockaway peninsula. LaGuardia and JFK are both in the borough.
Queens
Travel
Confirmed
2002
Meetings
Where we meet in Queens
You choose the location. The notary comes to a home, office, hospital, or closing table in Queens.
- Houses and apartment buildings
- Offices near the Queens County court in Jamaica
- Hotels and residences for travelers who must sign before a flight
Hospitals, nursing homes, and secured buildings decide who may enter. We do not guarantee access, same-day arrival, or that a third party will accept the notarized document.
Fees
What the visit costs
New York caps a paper notarial act at $2 per act, per person. Electronic notarial acts may be charged up to $25 when a registered New York electronic notary performs one. Travel, tolls, waiting, and rush scheduling are quoted separately before you book.
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Services for this visit
Apostille help is coordination. We do not issue apostilles, and we do not give legal advice.
Communities
Where we travel in Queens
Choose the neighborhood where the signer will be. Every visit is a travel appointment. We do not keep a branch office in each community.
Questions
Questions about notary appointments in Queens
Do you come to clients in Queens?
Yes. A commissioned New York notary from The Notary Giant™ comes to you in Queens. We confirm the appointment when you book. Same-day visits are often available, and they are not guaranteed. Airport-adjacent travel documents, courthouse affidavits in Jamaica, and residential signings across the neighborhoods are the usual requests.
Where can the notary meet me in Queens?
You choose a lawful location in Queens. Common meeting places include houses and apartment buildings, offices near the Queens County court in Jamaica, and hotels and residences for travelers who must sign before a flight. Hospitals, nursing homes, and secured buildings control visitor access, so entry is not guaranteed.
What should I bring to a notary appointment in Queens?
Bring the complete document and a current government-issued photo ID. Do not sign beforehand if the act requires you to sign in the notary’s presence. Every person who must sign or take an oath has to appear. Queens is Queens County, from Long Island City and Astoria across Flushing and Jamaica — where the county court sits — out to the Rockaway peninsula. LaGuardia and JFK are both in the borough.
What does a notary visit in Queens cost?
For an appointment in Queens, New York caps a paper notarial act at $2 per act, per person, under Executive Law § 136. An electronic notarial act may cost up to $25 when a registered New York electronic notary performs it. Travel, tolls, waiting, and rush scheduling are quoted separately before you book.
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