Lithonia's around-the-clock mobile notary.
We've served countless families and small businesses across Lithonia — from quick affidavits to full real estate closings.
Lithonia calls lean toward family and elder-care documents. Durable powers of attorney and Georgia advance directives for parents and grandparents make up the largest share, often signed at home with family present. We keep these appointments unhurried — the notary's job is to confirm the signer understands and is signing willingly, and that takes a conversation, not a stamp.
The second category is vehicle and property paperwork: title transfers, bills of sale, quitclaim deeds between family members, and heirs' property affidavits. Quitclaims in particular need care — Georgia requires both a notary and an unofficial witness on a deed, and a deed missing that witness gets rejected at the clerk's office.
Small businesses along Main Street and Stone Mountain Street round it out with contracts and contractor agreements, usually booked same day.
50–70 minutes to Lithonia.
Yes. Georgia requires a deed to be signed in front of an unofficial witness and a notary. The notary cannot serve as the unofficial witness, so have an additional adult present who isn't a party to the deed.
Yes. We visit assisted-living and skilled-nursing facilities throughout east DeKalb. The resident needs an unexpired photo ID and must be alert enough to confirm what they're signing.
Travel is quoted by distance for outside-the-perimeter addresses — typically $65–$85 — plus Georgia's statutory $10 per notarized signature, with a $25 after-hours surcharge overnight, Sundays and holidays.
Tap below to call. Most Lithonia appointments are filled within the hour.
(470) 508-5640