We bring the notary to you. DeMiLe Notary Services covers Delaware County and nearby areas, including Philadelphia, Chester, and Montgomery Counties. Whether you're at home, at work, in a hospital, or somewhere else entirely, we'll meet you there. Travel fees depend on distance, and you'll receive your quote before we head out.

Paperwork doesn't always wait for business hours, so we don't either. We're available around the clock, seven days a week. Late-night and holiday appointments may carry an additional charge, but we'll work hard to find a time that fits your schedule.

Yes, and we do it often. We serve clients in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and assisted living communities. Please mention the location when booking, since Pennsylvania law requires that each signer be alert and aware of what they're signing at the time of notarization.

We notarize powers of attorney, affidavits and sworn statements, acknowledgments for deeds and contracts, estate and trust documents, and loan signings. Not sure if your document qualifies? Text us a photo and we'll let you know.

Getting on the calendar is quick. Call or text (484) 540-4009, email michele@demilenotaryservices.com, or use our appointment request form. If you need someone today or it's an emergency, reach out anyway and we'll see what we can do.

We accept cash, debit and credit cards, Venmo, and Zelle to keep things simple for you.

Some appointments involve extra costs, such as longer travel distances, evenings, weekends, holidays, rush requests, or appointments that need witnesses. Your full price will always be confirmed ahead of time, with nothing hidden.

We get it, things come up. Please let us know as soon as you can. The notice we need depends on when your appointment was booked, and we'll go over it with you when we confirm your time. If we're already on the road when you cancel, a travel fee may apply.

Each signer will need a current government-issued photo ID, like a driver's license, state ID, or passport. Have your documents on hand, but hold off on signing until the notary is with you.

Yes. Anyone whose signature is being notarized needs to be there in person with their own valid ID.

Certain documents, such as some wills and powers of attorney, call for witnesses in addition to a notary. Let us know when you book, and we'll talk through whether you should bring your own or whether we can help arrange them. If witnesses are needed, there is an additional fee.

Notaries are not allowed to offer legal advice, select forms, or interpret what a document means. If you have questions about the contents, an attorney or the organization that gave you the document is your best resource. Once everything is filled out, we'll handle the rest.