Notary Services
Need a document notarized? Thurmer Law provides convenient and professional notary services for individuals, families, businesses, and legal professionals in Ashland City and surrounding Cheatham County.
Whether you need a signature notarized on a power of attorney, affidavit, contract, authorization, or other document, we can help make the process simple and convenient.
General Notary Services
Notary services are available for a variety of documents, including:
Powers of Attorney
Affidavits
Declarations
Acknowledgments
Contracts and agreements
Real estate documents
Business documents
Parental consent forms
Healthcare-related documents
Court-related documents
Estate planning documents
Other documents requiring notarization
Notary Fees
Notarization: $10 per notarial act
Mobile Notary – Ashland City: Starting at $35 travel fee + applicable notarial fees
Mobile Notary – Surrounding Cheatham County: Starting at $40–$60 travel fee + applicable notarial fees
After-Hours / Same-Day Appointments: Additional fee may apply
Printing: $0.25 per black-and-white page / $0.50 per color page
Scanning / Emailing: $10
Pricing will be confirmed before an appointment is scheduled.
Mobile Notary Services
Don't have time to come to our office? We can come to you.
Mobile notary appointments may be available at:
Homes
Offices
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
Nursing homes and assisted-living facilities
Businesses
Other mutually agreed-upon locations
Mobile appointments are subject to availability and an applicable travel fee.
What You Need to Bring
For your notarization appointment, please have:
1. The document(s) requiring notarization
Do not sign documents that require notarization before your appointment unless the document specifically instructs you to do so.
2. Valid identification
A government-issued photo ID may be required to establish your identity.
3. All required signers
Every person whose signature must be notarized must personally appear before the notary.
4. Any required witnesses
If your document requires witnesses, you are responsible for arranging them unless otherwise agreed in advance.
Important Information
A notary public verifies identity and performs the notarial act required by law. A notary does not determine whether a document is legally appropriate for your circumstances.
Notary services do not include legal advice, document preparation, or legal representation unless separately agreed upon as an attorney service.
If you need assistance determining what legal document you need or how a document should be prepared, please ask about our separate legal services.
Schedule a Notary Appointment
For questions or to schedule an appointment, please reach out below.
All appointments are subject to availability. Additional fees may apply for extensive document packages, after-hours appointments, unusual travel requirements, or other services requested beyond the notarial act.