Where to Get a Notary Near Me

When a document needs to be signed today, one of the first questions people search online is:

Where can I get a notary near me?

Not all notary locations work the same way. Some are free for bank members, some accept walk-ins, some require appointments, and others only notarize specific document types. If you need something notarized quickly, at night, in a hospital or without travel, knowing all options saves time.

Below is a complete guide to every place you can get a document notarized near you and when to choose each option.

1. Banks and Credit Unions

Most major banks offer notarization, sometimes for free, but usually only for account holders.

Banks that commonly notarize:

• Bank of America
• TD Bank
• Chase
• Citizens
• Santander
• Local Credit Unions

Pros: Often inexpensive or free
Cons: Restricted hours, may deny POA/medical docs, no mobile or after-hours support

If you are not a customer, you may be refused or charged.

2. UPS Stores and Shipping Centers

Almost every UPS store performs notarization and accepts walk-ins depending on how busy they are.

Good for:

✔ Vehicle titles
✔ Employment forms
✔ Business contracts

Limitations:

• Not free
• No evening hospital, travel, home-visit notarization
• Not recommended for Power of Attorney or estate documents

Convenient, but not ideal when time is tight.

3. Town Clerks, Courthouses and Government Offices

Some town and county clerk offices have onsite notaries.

This works if:

• You are available weekdays
• You have basic forms
• You want low-cost or free notarization

However—government offices rarely handle urgent signing, medical cases or weekend requests.

4. Public Libraries

Yes, a number of libraries have notaries.

But:

• Not guaranteed
• Limited scheduling
• No urgent or medical accommodations
• No after-hours access

Call ahead before heading in.

5. Mobile Notary — Fastest & Most Reliable Option

If you need notarization today, the most dependable option is a mobile notary who travels directly to you.

A mobile notary can meet you at:

• Home
• Office
• School or university
• Airport or hotel
• Hospital or rehab bedside
• Nursing home or assisted living

Perfect for:

✔ Power of Attorney
✔ Real estate closings
✔ Healthcare Proxy
✔ Living Will / estate docs
✔ Travel consent forms
✔ Affidavits & sworn statements
✔ Apostille preparation

You skip the driving, waiting, and scheduling — the notary comes to you.

Need a Notary Near You Right Now?

Skip the searching, skip the uncertainty, skip the back-and-forth calls.

Get a notary on your schedule, at your location, today.

Middlesex Notary Co
📞 781-226-8331
📧 info@middlesexnotary.com

Serving Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Cambridge, Medford, Stoneham, Boston and all Middlesex County.