Delaware Mobile Notary Publics

A notary is responsible for making sure that legal documents are signed with an official, government-approved witness is present.

All you’ll need is an official ID, your document, and all signees – plus your notary – to complete a notarization. When a document is notarized in Delaware, the notary will also need to finalize the procedure with either an ink stamp or an embossed seal.

People in Delaware may need a notary to notarize documents like sales receipts for personal property, divorce filings, power of attorney, or even car purchase transactions.

And being a notary is no small feat. Someone who serves as the notary public in Delaware must fulfill several requirements before being accepted to perform the position. Here are a few of those requirements:

• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Must have a legitimate residence within the state of Delaware with a street address
• Must have a reputation of integrity
• Must complete a course of training that meets the guidelines set forth by the Secretary of State, as well as continuing education. The training may be completed in a classroom setting, online, or through distance learning as long as it follows the standards set forth by the law.