Pearson Notary & Document Services travels to homes, care facilities, hospitals and law offices across Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Harford County and Cecil County. Out of the area, or short on time? Sign online.
Everything is handled by Lionel Pearson, so the person who confirms your appointment is the person who shows up.
We come to your home, workplace, facility or bedside to notarize in person.
Sign from your own device through a secure video session, with no travel for anyone.
Help preparing and routing documents that must be recognized in another country.
Employment eligibility document checks on behalf of an employer.
On-site checks and photo documentation for businesses that need someone local.
Careful identity checks that keep your paperwork valid and defensible.
Powers of attorney, advance directives and admission paperwork, signed with residents where they live, on a schedule that fits your staff.
Overflow and off-site signings, plus remote online notarization for clients who cannot come in. We follow your signing instructions and do not give legal advice.
Bedside signings arranged around the care team, for families who have little time and a lot to handle.
Call or email with the type of document, where the signer is, and when it must be done.
We confirm the time and place, or send a secure link for an online session. We also tell you which ID each signer should have ready.
Each signer shows valid photo ID, signs in front of the notary, and leaves with the completed, notarized document.
Appointments are available throughout the area below. Outside it, a remote online notarization lets us serve you without the drive.
If your community, practice or hospital regularly needs signings, set up a standing arrangement. Your team gets one name and one number to call, and no scramble when a resident or patient needs a document notarized.
Ask about partneringA current, government-issued photo ID, and the unsigned document. Do not sign it beforehand. The notary must watch you sign.
No. A notary public is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice or choose the type of document for you. We verify identity, witness the signing and complete the notarial act. For legal questions, contact a licensed attorney.
The signer must understand what they are signing and be willing to sign it. A notary can only proceed when that is clear. Call us ahead of time and we will talk through the situation.
When the signer has a computer, tablet or phone with a camera and a reliable connection, and the document can be notarized remotely. It works well for signers who are far away or hard to reach in person.
The fee depends on the document, number of signers and distance traveled. Call or email for a quote before you book.
Tell us what needs to be signed, where, and when. We reply as quickly as we can and will let you know if we cannot make the time you want.
Based in Bel Air, Maryland