NOTARY · APOSTILLE · SIGNING

Mobile Notary Services

A Maryland notary who drives to you — Beltsville to Baltimore, 7 AM to midnight

In Short

Skip the bank lobby and the office-park notary hunt. RL Notary is a travelling practice: Ronit Lytvak, commissioned by the State of Maryland in Prince George's County, brings the seal to kitchen tables, hospital rooms, rehab gyms and office desks anywhere in her Maryland service area. The appointment window runs from seven in the morning until midnight, every single day, and a same-day slot is frequently open.

What happens at the visit is methodical. Ronit checks a current government photo ID, confirms the document packet is complete and unsigned where it must be, watches each signature happen, and only then fills in the notarial certificate and applies the Maryland seal. Whether the packet holds one acknowledgment or a stack of jurats, affidavits and certified copies, it leaves the table finished and ready to file.

What Is Included

House calls and desk-side visits throughout Maryland
Bedside signings in hospitals, rehab centers and assisted living
Early mornings, late evenings and all weekend — 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Urgent request? Same-day openings are common
Bring one current, unexpired government photo ID

At a Glance

Monday–Sunday · 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Maryland Coverage
English · Russian · Hebrew · Spanish
You approve a written, itemized figure before anyone drives anywhere. No figure changes afterwards.

☎ (202) 899-0067

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon can a notary get to my address?

Often the very same day. Text or call (202) 899-0067 with your town and what needs signing, and you will get the earliest confirmed window — the diary stays open until midnight, weekends included.

Should I sign anything before Ronit arrives?

Leave the signature lines empty. Maryland practice requires most signings to happen in front of the notary; a page signed early usually has to be signed again at the table, so save yourself the duplicate ink.

The signer has no photo ID — can we still proceed?

In many cases, yes. Maryland's notary law (§18-206) lets a credible witness — someone who knows the signer and is known to the notary, or known to a second credible witness — swear to the signer's identity. Call first and we will set it up properly.