Frequently Asked Questions, Mobile Notary Grand County, Colorado
What is a mobile notary?
A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to the signer’s location rather than requiring signers to come to a fixed office. Amy Beth travels to your home, office, medical facility, lodging, or other agreed location throughout Grand County, Colorado.
What areas does Amy Beth serve?
Amy Beth primarily serves Granby, Winter Park, Fraser, Tabernash, Kremmling, Hot Sulphur Springs, Parshall, and surrounding Grand County communities. Contact her to discuss locations not listed.
What kinds of documents can be notarized?
Amy Beth provides notarial services for properly prepared documents that are legally eligible for notarization. This includes powers of attorney, affidavits, acknowledgments, deeds, loan packages, and many other personal, business, and real estate documents. Documents must be complete and legally eligible, she cannot notarize incomplete documents or documents that are not eligible under Colorado law.
What ID do I need?
You need a valid, current, government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license, state ID, or passport. ID must not be expired.
Do I need to sign my documents before the appointment?
In most cases, no. Leave the signature line blank and sign in front of Amy Beth. The notary must witness the signing. If your document instructions specifically allow pre-signing, follow those instructions, but when in doubt, wait and sign at the appointment.
My documents were emailed to me. Can Amy Beth print them?
Yes. Amy Beth can print documents delivered digitally when this is arranged at the time of scheduling. Let her know the document type, page count, and any special instructions. Printing fees are discussed before the appointment.
Can Amy Beth scan and return documents after signing?
Yes. Scan-back service is available when arranged in advance. Amy Beth can scan completed documents and return them electronically to the requester. Scan-back fees are discussed before the appointment.
How much does an appointment cost?
Fees are discussed and confirmed before your appointment. They vary based on location, distance, timing, number of documents and signers, and any printing or scan-back services requested. Contact Amy Beth to get a quote for your specific appointment.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Call or text Amy Beth at 720-984-6778, email amybethandrews123@gmail.com, or submit the appointment request form on the Contact page.
Does Amy Beth work with title companies and signing services?
Yes. Amy Beth accepts loan signing and real estate closing assignments from title companies, lenders, escrow officers, and professional signing services throughout Grand County.
Can Amy Beth advise me on which notarization I need?
No. Amy Beth provides notarial services but does not provide legal advice, select certificate wording, or determine which notarial act your document requires. If you are unsure, contact the person or organization that issued or requires the document, or consult an attorney.
Can Amy Beth come to a hospital or care facility?
Yes. Mobile appointments at medical facilities, hospitals, care centers, and assisted living facilities can be arranged. Contact Amy Beth in advance to discuss the location and any facility access requirements.
Is Amy Beth available evenings or weekends?
Appointment availability varies. Contact Amy Beth directly to discuss your preferred date and time. She will do her best to accommodate your scheduling needs.
Is this a law office?
No. Amy Beth Andrews is a notary public, not an attorney. She provides notarial services only. She does not provide legal advice, draft legal documents, or represent clients in any legal matter.
NotaryGrandCounty, Amy Beth Andrews, Mobile Notary Public
Phone/Text: 720-984-6778 | Email: amybethandrews123@gmail.com
Serving Grand County, Colorado, Granby, Winter Park, Fraser, Tabernash, Kremmling, Hot Sulphur Springs, Parshall
Amy Beth Andrews provides notarial services but does not provide legal advice or prepare legal documents.