Remote Online Notary
Notarized from home, in minutes.
Get a document notarized without leaving the house. Upload it, verify your ID, and we meet by video for a few minutes — fully compliant Arizona remote online notarization.
What we prepare
How a remote notarization works
Upload Your Document
Send the document ahead of time so it’s ready on screen when we meet.
Verify Your Identity
A quick credential check and knowledge-based questions confirm you are who you say.
Meet by Video
We connect for a few minutes; you sign while I watch, and I apply the notarial seal.
Receive Your File
You get the notarized, tamper-evident document back the same session.
Remote notarization is available for most documents, but not all. Call and I’ll tell you honestly whether yours qualifies before we start.
How it works
Book a session in three steps
Most notarizations are finished in a single short video visit.
Call or send your document
Reach out and send what needs notarizing. I'll confirm it can be done remotely and quote a flat fee.
Verify and schedule
We set a time and you complete a quick identity check before the call.
Meet, sign, and receive
We meet by video, you sign, I seal, and your notarized file comes right back.
Common questions
Questions we hear every week
What do I need to join?
A phone or computer with a camera, a current government photo ID, and the document.
Is it legally valid?
Yes. Arizona authorizes remote online notarization, and the notarized file is tamper-evident and audited.
What does it cost?
A flat per-notarization fee, quoted up front. Extra signatures in one session are quick and inexpensive.
Can any document be done remotely?
Most can. A few require an in-person notary — I’ll tell you which before we start.
Ready when you are
Call 928-718-6811 or stop by 2902 Stockton Hill Road in Kingman, Monday through Thursday, 9 to 5.
Mohave Outpost LLC is a Certified Legal Document Preparer business, not a law firm. We prepare documents at your specific direction. We cannot give legal advice, offer opinions or recommendations about your legal rights, or represent you in court. Should you require legal advice, please consult an attorney.