New York City and The hamptons
Valid ID and Mental Compentancy always required.
Valid ID and Mental Compentancy always required.
Since our establishment in July of 2007, Rush Mobile Notary of NYC and the Hamptons has been dedicated to providing specialized document notarization services across Manhattan. Our coverage extends to key areas such as New York City, Manhattan, Upper East Side, Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Chelsea, West Village, Flatiron, Midtown, Hell's Kitchen, Hudson Yards, Upper West Side, and even the Hamptons in Suffolk County.
At Rush Mobile Notary's NYC, we take immense pride in our round-the-clock availability, operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year (24/7/365). We are committed to meeting our clients' needs anytime, anywhere, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. Our team comprises four mobile notaries, enabling us to promptly respond to requests and often reach your location within 1-2 hours. We offer flexible scheduling at a negotiated travel fee, ensuring convenience for our clients at a location of their choice.
Our solid reputation is founded on years of experience and professionalism. Clients rely on us for accurate notarization, conducted in strict adherence to the Notarial Rules and Regulations of the State of New York. Professionalism, discretion, and reliability are the hallmarks of our Manhattan and Hamptons mobile notary service.
Midtown West, Hells Kitchen, Midtown East, East Side, West Side, West Village, East Village, Greenwich Village, Financial District, Brooklyn, Clinton, Murray Hill, Chealsea, Tribeca, Lower East Side, Gramercy Park, Flat Iron, Union Square, Garment District, Soho, Gramercy, and more.
Sag Harbor, Watermill, Southampton, East Hampton, Springs, Noyack, Montauk, Westhampton, Hampton Bays.
New York State Power of Attorney requires two disinterested witnesses with valid identification if the signer is completing New York Statutory Gift Riders.
The signer/principal must have valid ID and be mentally competent.
The signer must have read the documents and be competent enough to show that they clearly understand what they are signing. For hospital signings this is very important to know! It is acceptable if the signature is not perfect.
"Christine was absolutely amazing on an emergency signing we were needing the same day. She was quick, professional, & very courteous. I have worked with Christine on numerous signings and she has always done a great job! I highly recommend her for any of your signings needs."
- Gina Woodward
"Christine worked well with are client. She handled her self in a professional way and treated the client with respect and dignity since he was bed ridden. She is a great Notary that took the time and had patience with the client. I would recommend her to anyone and plan on using her again."
- Dawn Giuffrida
| Midtown West | $95 |
| Lower West Side, Times Square | $145 |
| Chelsea, Midtown East, Garment District | $195 |
| Murray Hill, Gramercy, Greenwich Village | $205 |
| Soho, East Village, Lower East Side, Tribeca | $245 |
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Financial District • Advanced Deposit Required |
$350 |
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Brooklyn, Queens • Advanced Deposit Required • Emergency Service Only |
$500 |
| Southampton, Watermill | $250 |
| Sag Harbor, Noyack | $300 |
| East Hampton | $395 |
| Montauk | $425 |
| Hampton Bays, Westhampton | $300 |
| Shelter Island and Greenport • Advanced Deposit Required | $550 |
Background checks: Eligible Background checks from Division of Criminal Justice Services are required to be accompanied by a letter, signed by the Commissioner or designee, verifying the fingerprint results.
Birth, death and marriage certificates: Eligible if issued by the New York State Department of Health and signed by the Director of Vital Statistics.
Birth, death, and marriage certificates: Eligible if issued by the New York City Department of Health. They must first be certified by the New York County Clerk’s office. Additionally, birth and death certificates must be accompanied by a Letter of Exemplification prior to being submitted to the New York County Clerk’s office.
Birth, death, and marriage certificates issued and signed by a non-NY local official (i.e. city/town/village clerk): Eligible. They must first be certified by the County Clerk in the county where the document was issued.
Educational documents: Eligible. Educational documents submitted to the New York Department of State for an Apostille or Certificate of Authentication must first be certified by an official at the educational institution attesting that the document is an official record or a true copy of the original document. The official’s signature then must be notarized by a notary public. The notary public’s signature must then be certified by the County Clerk in the county where the notary public is qualified.
All other documents:: Eligible. All other documents (such as power of attorney) must first be notarized. The notary’s signature must then be certified at the County Clerk’s office where the notary is qualified. We are qualified mobile notary in NYC.