Certified Loan Signing Agent serving Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield and the wider DFW Metroplex — plus remote online notarization for clients anywhere Texas law permits.
We travel to your home, office, or any agreed location across DFW.
Notarize by secure video from anywhere permitted under Texas law.
Buyer, seller, refinance, HELOC, reverse mortgage, and commercial packages.
Acknowledgments, jurats, oaths, affirmations, and certified copies.
Wills, trusts, directives, and related family paperwork.
Contracts, affidavits, corporate records, and vendor agreements.
Bedside notarizations handled with discretion and patience.
POA, adoption paperwork, and I-9 employment verification.
SkyDen Notary Services provides professional, reliable, and confidential mobile and remote online notary services throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.
We specialize in convenient notarizations for individuals, families, businesses, and real estate professionals. Whether you need documents notarized at your home, office, hospital, or online, our goal is to make the process simple, efficient, and stress-free while delivering exceptional customer service.
Choose a time online, or call and text us directly.
Upload ahead of time or bring them with you.
Present a valid government-issued photo ID.
We notarize, seal, and return your completed documents.
Texas statutory fees — the maximum allowed by law for notarial acts.
These are service fees, not notary fees.
Includes the Texas online notarization fee plus technology and convenience fee.
Prices vary with document type, page count, and appointment details.
Travel fees apply to these services unless included in a package.
Your total is confirmed by text before your appointment. No surprises, no hidden fees.
Book Your AppointmentUnusual job, or not sure what you need? Send us a message instead and we will quote you first.
A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID — a Texas driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID all work. Bring the complete document, unsigned. Do not sign anything before we arrive; the signature has to happen in front of the notary. If your document requires witnesses, let us know when you book so we can arrange them.
Texas sets the notarial act itself at $10 for the first signature and $1 for each additional signature. On top of that, a mobile appointment carries a travel fee starting at $35 within 10 miles. So a typical single-document mobile appointment runs about $45. Full pricing is listed above, and we confirm the total before your appointment — no surprises.
Often, yes. Same-day and rush appointments are available for an additional $25, subject to availability. The fastest way to find out is to call or text (866) 618-8115 rather than waiting on the calendar.
Remote online notarization (RON) lets you notarize documents over a secure video session instead of meeting in person. Texas has authorized it since 2018, and LaShawn is a commissioned Texas Remote Online Notary. You will need a valid photo ID and a device with a camera. Sessions run $35 and typically take under 30 minutes.
Yes. LaShawn is a Certified Loan Signing Agent, NNA background screened, and E&O insured — the credentials title companies and escrow officers look for. We handle buyer, seller, refinance, HELOC, reverse mortgage, and commercial packages. If you are a title company or lender looking for a regular signing agent in DFW, get in touch about volume arrangements.
Yes, and we do it regularly. Bedside notarizations require patience and discretion, and we plan extra time for facility check-in procedures. The signer must be alert, aware of what they are signing, and able to communicate their intent directly to us. Please confirm the facility permits outside notaries before booking.
We travel throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Burleson, Keller, North Richland Hills, Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Grapevine, Colleyville, and Southlake, across Tarrant, Dallas, Denton, Johnson, and Parker counties. Remote online sessions are available anywhere Texas law permits.
No — and be cautious of anyone who offers. A notary is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice, select documents for you, or explain what a document means. What we do is verify your identity, confirm you are signing willingly, and complete the notarial certificate correctly. For questions about the content of your document, please speak with an attorney.
Available after hours by appointment.