No. A notary can notarize an affidavit or declaration stating that your financial statement is true, but cannot notarize the original statement itself unless it includes a notarial certificate.

Valid state-issued ID, driver’s license, U.S. passport, or military ID are typically accepted. The ID must be current or issued within the past 5 years per Nevada law.

Companies in districts like Water Street and UNLV Campus Area often lose 2–3 hours of productivity when staff leave to find a traditional notary. A mobile notary eliminates that downtime, with average savings of $85–$120 per appointment. For real estate firms and title companies, volume service contracts with mobile notaries can reduce annual notarization expenses by 40–60%.

Many reverse mortgage packages require a non borrowing spouse to sign select acknowledgments. We coordinate both signers in one visit when possible, confirm names against IDs, and collect each signature and initial so the package returns complete.