Book a signing
Fastest way to reach me is a text
Tell me what you’re signing and where you are. I’ll come back with what to have ready and an exact total.
Why I ask you to text. I am often with a client or driving between appointments, so a call will sometimes reach voicemail while a text reaches me at the next stop. Send one at any hour and I will answer as soon as I can. If you would rather talk it through, say so in the text and I will call you.
Evening and weekend appointments, arranged by text. Send one at any hour. Please, no calls after 9 PM.
Request an appointment
This comes straight to my phone. Nothing is booked and nothing is owed until I reply and confirm.
Bonded and insured before I take a single client. The $10,000 surety bond Texas requires, plus $100,000 in errors and omissions coverage that Texas does not require. You are handing a stranger your identification and your signature; you should know what stands behind that.
Before you send
Two quick things that make everything else easy:
- Have your ID handy and check the expiration date. Expired is the number one reason a signing can’t happen.
- Don’t sign anything yet. Seriously. Leave it blank at the signature line until I’m standing there.
Full checklist of what to bring →
What it’ll cost
Most local appointments run $40: a flat $30 trip fee plus $10 for the notarization.
Payment
Trip fee at booking via Square link; notarial fees on arrival. Card, cash, Zelle, Cash App, PayPal, and Venmo all accepted.