Baltimore City · Baltimore County · Anne Arundel · Howard · Harford
Notarization, HR support, and property inspections — at your kitchen table, a hospital room, a care facility, a job site, or over secure video. One number. Same-day scheduling answer.
We come to you — home, office, hospital, care facility.
See notary →Notarize by secure video from anywhere in the country.
See remote →For businesses with no HR and a problem that can't wait.
See HR →Occupancy, condition, and photo documentation on schedule.
See inspections →01 · Notarization
A parent in a care facility signing a power of attorney. A document that has to be witnessed before someone flies out Thursday. We go there.
Homes, offices, hospitals, assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, attorney offices. Evening and weekend appointments by arrangement.
Powers of attorney, advance directives, guardianship papers, affidavits, medical authorizations, prenuptial agreements, vehicle titles, business filings.
We handle care facility signings regularly and coordinate directly with staff on timing, witnesses, and what the facility requires.
02 · Remote Online Notarization
Authorized by the Maryland Secretary of State to perform remote notarial acts over secure two-way video. For out-of-state adult children, travelers, military families, and anyone for whom the drive is the obstacle.
03 · Families & Elder Care
A parent in a hospital bed, a rehabilitation unit, or an assisted living apartment still needs to sign things — a power of attorney, an advance directive, a HIPAA release, a guardianship petition, a bank form. Families usually find this out at the worst possible moment, and often from several hundred miles away.
Distance isn't indifference. It's just distance.
This is most of what we do. We know how facilities work, what they'll ask for, and how to make an appointment feel calm instead of rushed.
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When a parent moves into care, the house doesn't stop needing attention — and the person responsible for it is usually the one who lives furthest away. We inspect and photograph the property so you can see its condition for yourself instead of taking someone's word for it.
This is property documentation, not a welfare visit. We report on the building — its condition, its security, what's changed since last time — and send you the photographs on an agreed turnaround, same-day when the visit is scheduled for it.
We are not attorneys and cannot draft your documents, tell you which ones you need, or explain what they mean. Bring us what your lawyer prepared, or ask us for a referral. Notarizing a document we advised you on would be improper.
A notary must confirm the signer understands what they're signing and is acting willingly. If a signer isn't able to demonstrate that on the day, we won't proceed — and we'll say so kindly and privately. That protects your parent, and it protects the document if anyone questions it later.
One call, not four vendors
Most of what we do arrives tangled — a document that needs signing and a property that needs looking at, or a signature and a staffing question in the same week. Handling it under one roof means one person who already knows the situation.
For families
"I'm in Denver. My mother's in Towson. She needs a power of attorney signed, my brother has to sign too and he's in Phoenix, and I have no idea what shape her house is in."
One afternoon. One person who understood the whole picture before arriving.
For businesses
"We manage 40 units. I need occupancy verified before we file, affidavits notarized this week, and one of my maintenance guys just filed a complaint against a supervisor."
One vendor. One insurance certificate, one invoice, one number to call.
04 · HR When You Need It
An employee filed a complaint. Someone has to be let go Monday. There's an offer out to a senior hire and the letter has to hold up. Start with a Triage Call — we'll tell you how serious it actually is before you spend anything else.
How we work
Inspection findings, notarial journal entries, investigation notes, photographs. Documented at the time, in order, and sent to you — so you see what we saw and it holds up later if anyone asks.
05 · Site & Field Inspections
For lenders, servicers, insurers, and property managers across central Maryland.
Occupancy and vacancy verification, exterior and interior condition reports, insurance loss documentation, collateral verification, merchant verification.
Complete photo sets with geotagging and timestamps, delivered to your specification and your platform.
General liability and errors & omissions insured. Background-screened. Vendor packet available on request.
06 · Pricing
$8 per notarized signature and $30 per remote act — the Maryland statutory maximums, not a dollar over. Field inspections start at $30 with Baltimore City travel included. HR work is quoted in writing after a Triage Call. No administrative fees, no document handling fees, no after-hours surcharges.
See full pricing →Tell us what you need and when
With the soonest appointment we can offer — and an honest answer about whether we can make your deadline. Before we knock, you'll get an arrival window and a photo, so you know exactly who's at the door.