Looking for Wells Fargo Notary Services After Hours?
The Wells Fargo near me at
1235 S GILBERT RD
is closed when I need Wells Fargo Notary Services!
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We hear this all too often!
At AZ Notary Work, we understand that normal business hours for the Wells Fargo Near Me aren't really ideal for everyone. That's why we offer mobile notary and online notary services throughout Chandler, Tempe, Mesa and Gilbert from 7am - 10pm daily.
Frequently Notarized Documents: ​
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AZ Notary Work is not affiliated with Wells Fargo.
We are simply another solution when looking for Notary Services at a Wells Fargo Near Me.
Since we are mobile, we can always be your notary near me. Let us meet you near your house or near the Wells Fargo Near Me that may be closed when you search.
Notary Services near The Wells Fargo at
1235 S GILBERT RD
Acceptable Forms of Identification
for Notary Services
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Driver License Or Identification
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Unexpired ​
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Issued by State or Territory of the United States
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Unexpired
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Issued by The U.S. Department of State
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Armed Forces Identification Card
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Unexpired
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Issued by any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces
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Inmate Identification Card or Any Form of Inmate ID​
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Inmate Must be in the custody of the State Dept of Corrections, Federal Bureau of Prisons or County's Sheriff's Department ​
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Our team near The Wells Fargo at
1235 S GILBERT RD
is equipped with a dedicated notary public, committed to accurate notary public services for your business and personal documents. Trust in the experience of our Notary2Pro & Notary Stars trained notary to assist with the notarization of wills, trusts, deeds, contracts, affidavits, and more.
Ensure a smooth document signing process with your notary by following these steps:
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Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID when we meet for notary services.
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Have all the necessary documents that require notarization ready for the appointment.
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Ensure the completeness of your documents and that they are prepared for signature.
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For legal advice, it's advisable to consult an attorney, as the notary public cannot aid in the preparation, completion, or comprehension of legal documents.
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Certain documents might necessitate signature witnesses alongside notarization. Prior to your visit, call us to confirm the availability of additional signature witnesses.
Make the process convenient for yourself—schedule an appointment online or call us today!
Mobile Notary and Remote Online Notary Services
How to Get Something Notarized
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Know what type of notarization you need
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Make sure the document is complete
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Bring acceptable identification
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Ensure the name on your ID matches the name on your document
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Have all signers present for the notarization
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Be aware and willing to sign
Know What Type of Notarization You Need
As the signer, you must inform the Notary as to what type of notarization you need. Notaries can describe what the primary notarial acts are, but they cannot recommend one over another. It's illegal for a Notary Public to give advice like this unless they are also a licensed attorney.
Generally, notarizations come in three basic types:
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Acknowledgments — The purpose of an acknowledgment is to declare that you have willingly signed a document.
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Jurats — The purpose of a jurat is for you to swear or affirm that the contents of the document are true.
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Copy Certifications — The purpose of a certified copy is to have the Notary confirm that the copy is an exact match of the original. This is not allowed in all states.
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If you're not sure what kind of notarization you need, contact the document drafter or receiving agency to confirm what notarial act they require before you visit the Notary. If in doubt, you may contact a lawyer for guidance.
Make Sure the Document is Complete
Generally, a document must be 100% complete for a Notary to perform a notarization. Make sure there aren't any blank spaces on your document before you meet with a Notary because that could make the document more susceptible to fraud. For example, an empty line for critical date or interest rate information on a loan document could cause serious trouble for the borrower if the information is added after the form is notarized.
Many states require Notaries to either refuse a notarization on an incomplete document or tell the customer that the document must be completed before it can be notarized. A Notary is not allowed to advise you on the legal effects of a document or fill in any part of the document except the notarial certificate wording.
Bring Acceptable Identification
The primary duty of a Notary Public is to verify your identity as the document signer. The most common way they determine that you are who you say you are, is by checking state-issued identification documents, like driver's licenses and passports. Notaries need to see a form of identification that meets requirements set by state law, so make sure you have acceptable ID for notarization ahead of time.
If you don't have an ID credential that will work, you might be able to use "credible identifying witnesses." These are people who will swear to the Notary that they know you. If you're able to use this option, your witness(es) must have a form of identification that meets state requirements.
Ensure the Name on Your ID Matches the Name on Your Document
If you've recently changed your legal name due to marriage, divorce or other reasons, be sure that the ID you bring to the notarization matches your name shown on the document.
If there's a significant discrepancy — for example, your married name appearing on the document is "Mary Smith-Williams" but your ID contains your maiden name of "Mary Smith" — then the Notary will not be able to proceed with the notarization unless you can provide an alternate form of acceptable identification that matches the name on the document.
Additional Wells Fargo Notary Locations We Service After Hours:
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Wells Fargo @ 1901 S GILBERT RD
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Wells Fargo @ 4823 E RAY RD
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Wells Fargo @ 8670 S MCCLINTOCK DR
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Wells Fargo @ 1004 W CHANDLER BLVD
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Wells Fargo @ 700 N GILBERT RD
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Wells Fargo @ 981 W ELLIOT RD
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Wells Fargo @ 1342 E MAIN ST
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Wells Fargo @ 3222 E RAY RD
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Wells Fargo @ 1333 S ALMA SCHOOL RD
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Wells Fargo @ 1760 W MAIN ST
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Wells Fargo @ 1090 E RAY RD
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Wells Fargo @ 1225 W GUADALUPE RD
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Wells Fargo @ 3495 W CHANDLER BLVD
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Wells Fargo @ 1495 E WARNER RD
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Wells Fargo @ 1235 S GILBERT RD
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Wells Fargo @ 10325 E RIGGS RD STE 200
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Wells Fargo @ 1100 W QUEEN CREEK RD
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Wells Fargo @ 305 E MAIN ST STE 100
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Wells Fargo @ 925 E OCOTILLO RD
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Wells Fargo @ 90 S VAL VISTA DR
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Wells Fargo @ 3255 S RURAL RD
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Wells Fargo @ 2975 E OCOTILLO RD STE 8
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Wells Fargo @ 1960 W RAY RD STE 7
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Wells Fargo @ 450 E SOUTHERN AVE
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Wells Fargo @ 5120 S LAKESHORE DR
Have All Signers Present for the Notarization
A signer must meet face-to-face with a Notary in order to have their signature notarized. Be sure that any person whose signature needs notarization is available and can attend your appointment with the Notary Public.
A Notary cannot notarize a person's signature over the phone or video chat. That said, several states do allow you to get documents notarized by using secure online remote notarization service providers like Blue Notary.
Be Aware and Willing to Sign
One of the basic duties of a Notary is to screen document signers for willingness and awareness. That means a Notary will check that you are mentally aware and alert at the time of the notarization, and that you are signing the document voluntarily and not under duress.
While this is essential for persons of all ages, it is particularly important for the elderly or infirm. If you do not understand the details of your transaction, or you aren't sure you want to sign the paper in front of you, take steps to address these issues before going to a Notary appointment.
For all your business and personal document notarization needs, rely on our Mobile Notary Services when looking for a notary after The Wells Fargo Near Me has closed. When you need exceptional notary public assistance, simply give us a call.
A few of the frequently notarized documents include:
- Wills
- Trusts
- Deeds
- Contracts
- Affidavits
Ready to proceed with your notarization?
Reach out to us for any clarifications or questions regarding your notarizing requirements.