Mobile Notary Services
A Maryland notary who drives to you — Beltsville to Baltimore, 7 AM to midnight
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Maryland
The Notary Comes to You — Anywhere in Maryland
Ronit Lytvak holds a Maryland notary commission (Prince George's County) and runs a fully mobile practice: kitchen tables, office desks, hospital rooms. State apostille for documents from all 50 states, federal authentication, and loan signings are handled under one roof.
- Maryland-Commissioned
- 5.0 ★ · 136 Google Reviews
- E&O Insured
- Open 7 AM – Midnight
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In Short
RL Notary and Apostille Services is the mobile practice of Ronit Lytvak, a Maryland notary public and Certified Signing Agent working out of the Beltsville area. Her diary runs 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM, seven days a week, with same-day openings across the Maryland service area. The menu covers mobile notarization, apostille and authentication for documents issued anywhere in the United States — state files routed to their own capitals, federal files to the U.S. Department of State — loan signings, certified translation between English and Hebrew, Russian or Spanish, wedding ceremonies, and signings at hospital bedsides and in private homes. Everything is offered in English, Russian, Hebrew and Spanish.
Services
What RL Notary Does
One signature or a fifty-state apostille file — the same person answers the phone, drives out, and sees the paperwork through.
Online Notary (Remote Online Notarization)
Notarize by live video with a Maryland-authorized remote online notary
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Apostille — All 50 States
Hague apostilles run state by state — yours is routed to the capital that issued it
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Federal Apostille (U.S. Department of State)
Federal authentication at the U.S. Department of State — prepared from Maryland, minutes from DC
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Loan Signing Services
Certified signing agent for Maryland closings — purchases, refinances, HELOCs, seller files
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Estate Planning Documents
Wills, powers of attorney and advance directives — witnessed and sealed where you live
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Medical & Healthcare Notarization
Calm, HIPAA-aware signings at hospitals, rehab centers, nursing facilities and homes
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Business & Corporate Notarization
Corporate signings at your office — resolutions, contracts, bank and vendor paperwork
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General Notary Services
Acknowledgments, jurats, oaths, affidavits and copy certifications done right
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Vehicle Document Notarization
Maryland titles, bills of sale and MVA paperwork notarized where the vehicle is
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I-9 Employment Verification
Form I-9 Section 2 for remote Maryland hires — in person, on the federal clock
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Hospital & Home Visits
Bedside and homebound signings — gentle pacing, family and facility kept in the loop
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Certified Document Translation
Human certified translation — English with Hebrew, Russian and Spanish — files ready for USCIS
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Wedding Officiant Services
Small, personal civil ceremonies anywhere in Maryland — four languages, your words
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The Practice, Up Close
Find Your State
State-by-State Apostille, Handled from Maryland
Only the state that issued a document can apostille it. Find yours on the map: each state page names the issuing office, the Maryland-side steps we take for you, and the usual turnaround.
Select a state to see its issuing office
Maryland
Maryland Commission & Federal Work
Ronit is commissioned as a notary public in Maryland (Prince George's County) and is Maryland-authorized for Remote Online Notarization (RON), so Maryland signings can happen in person anywhere in the state — or by secure video. Maryland-issued documents are apostilled by the Maryland Secretary of State in Annapolis; federal documents are authenticated by the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC, and embassy legalization is coordinated for non-Hague countries.
Evening light over Maryland — Maryland apostille filings run to Annapolis, and federal authentication to nearby Washington DC.
The Credentials Behind the Seal
The Credentials Behind the Seal
- Commissioned Notary Public — MarylandPrince George's County · Commission expires Feb 12, 2029
- Certified Signing AgentNotaries.com — Professional Signing Agent
- Errors & Omissions InsuredHuckleberry — coverage in force since Dec 3, 2025
- Authorized for Maryland RONRemote Online Notarization under Maryland law
- Professional Association of Notaries PublicActive member
Four Steps, No Office Visit
Four Steps, No Office Visit
01
Tell Us the Paperwork
Call, text or use the form: which document, which town, what time suits you. A written quote and a confirmed slot come back — frequently for the same day.
02
Ronit Drives to You
The seal travels. Your appointment happens at home, at work, at a hospital bedside or on a courthouse plaza — wherever in Maryland the signing belongs.
03
ID, Sign, Seal
Have a current photo ID ready and leave the signature lines blank. Identity is checked, the signing is witnessed, and the certificate and seal are completed before Ronit leaves.
04
Abroad-Bound? We File It
Documents leaving the country continue through clerk certification and the state or federal apostille, then return by tracked delivery.
Credentials, Up Close
About
About Ronit Lytvak
Ronit's road map is Maryland: Prince George's, Montgomery, Howard and Anne Arundel counties, out to Baltimore and Annapolis. A routine acknowledgment gets the same care as a six-figure closing or a directive signed at a hospital bed — accuracy first, discretion always, and every step explained in the language you think in: English, Russian, Hebrew or Spanish.
Service Areas
Maryland Coverage
Mobile appointments run the length of the Maryland service area — Beltsville and the Prince George's County core, Montgomery and Howard counties, Baltimore, Annapolis and Frederick — with same-day slots worked in daily. Apostille files play by different geography: paperwork is accepted from all 50 states and sent to the Secretary of State of whichever state issued it (Maryland documents travel to Annapolis), while federal documents are authenticated by the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC.
Beltsville, MDSilver Spring, MDCollege Park, MDGreenbelt, MDLaurel, MDColumbia, MDBethesda, MDRockville, MDHyattsville, MDBowie, MDAnnapolis, MDGaithersburg, MDGermantown, MDGlen Burnie, MDBaltimore, MDTowson, MDFrederick, MDWaldorf, MDUpper Marlboro, MDNew Carrollton, MDLandover, MDLargo, MDOxon Hill, MDFort Washington, MDClinton, MDSuitland, MDCapitol Heights, MDAdelphi, MDBladensburg, MDRiverdale Park, MDTakoma Park, MDWheaton, MDChevy Chase, MDPotomac, MDOlney, MDEllicott City, MDOdenton, MDPasadena, MDCatonsville, MD
What Clients Say
What Clients Say
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★★★★★
“I had an excellent experience with Ronit's notary services. She was professional, punctual, and extremely knowledgeable. The entire process was smooth, fast, and stress-free. She explained everything clearly and made sure all documents were handled with care.”
Or El
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★★★★★
“Excellent experience with this notary. She was available quickly, explained everything clearly, and sent me a helpful checklist in advance so nothing was missed. Arrived right on time, had all the proper credentials, and handled everything professionally.”
Lucian Tatsa-Laur
Google Review
★★★★★
“Great mobile notary service. On time, professional, and easy to work with. The entire process was quick and smooth. Highly recommended.”
Ora Kaufman
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Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can a mobile notary reach me?
Same-day is realistic anywhere in the Maryland service area. The book stays open 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM every day of the week, holidays included; call or text (202) 899-0067 and the next open slot is yours.
Which ID should I have ready?
Any current, unexpired, government-issued photo ID — passport, driver's license, consular ID or state non-driver ID. No ID at all? Maryland law lets a credible witness establish a signer's identity; ask about it when you book.
A document from another state needs an apostille. Can you take it?
Yes. The apostille must come from the state that issued the document, and files from all 50 states are handled here — preparatory notarization and county clerk certification included — then filed with that state's Secretary of State on your behalf.
And a federal document, such as an FBI record?
Federal papers skip the states entirely: the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC authenticates them. FBI background checks and other agency documents are prepared, submitted and tracked for you, with the timeline explained at booking.
Which languages can we work in?
English, Russian, Hebrew and Spanish — Ronit notarizes and translates in all four, including certified translation between English and each of the other three. A qualified interpreter can be arranged for other languages.
How is my appointment priced?
Send your town, document type and preferred time and a written quote comes back before anything is booked. The figure you approve in writing is the figure you pay.
Request an Appointment
Tell us what you need — we reply with a written quote and the next available time.
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Book the Visit
Home, office, hospital — anywhere in Maryland. Tell us where, and the notary will be there; same-day slots open up daily.