Lee's Notary on the Go

12/27/2025

Thank you Weld County!!

10/10/2024

Snickers says Happy Halloween, our ole' girl is still hanging with us, almost 15 years later.

08/21/2024

Elizabeth Mae rescued this little guy at the Raceway. We were smitten and now he is ours. Allow us to introduce you to Shadow.

Midnight gives him 1 star and insists that her hisses will make him disappear. Snickers is just glad she can kinda see him although his murder mittens remind her he is there.

Wish us luck as we navigate kitten world.

07/02/2024

Snickers says Happy Fourth!

01/27/2024

Valentine's is officially on here in the Hesson home.

01/01/2024

Happy New Year! Lee's Notary on the Go will celebrate 4 years of business on 1/7/2024 - thank you for the continued support and I look forward to assisting you for 2024 and beyond.

11/05/2023

Friends and clients, on November 17th I will have a surgery w/ a 1-week recovery time. I will be closed during this time.

08/16/2023

Don't be surprised if a notary tells you 'no'...

Question 1: “I don’t have ID — can’t you just skip that part?”
A frequent request from signers lacking proper identification — and one you should never accept — is asking a Notary to skip the identification process and notarize without it. As a Notary, you must always follow state Notary laws when identifying a signer. In some states, a signer who lacks identification can be identified through alternative methods, such as credible identifying witnesses. But if a signer asks you to notarize without being identified, always say ‘no.’

Question 2: “I need this signature notarized — but I can’t be there. Can’t you just notarize it anyway as a favor?”
Many Notaries have lost their commissions and faced costly lawsuits by saying ‘yes’ to this question. If the person who made the signature is not present for the notarization, there is no way for you to tell if the signature was made willingly — or even if the signature was genuine!

Never accept a request to notarize an absent person’s signature without the signer being present — even if the person asking you is a spouse, relative or friend. There have been cases where a trusted family member or colleague has convinced a Notary to do so, only for the Notary to find out later that the person making the request was committing fraud. And once that happens, the Notary faces serious potential legal penalties and liability for negligence.

Question 3: “I need to meet a deadline — can you change the date of notarization on the document to help me out?”
Many documents you are asked to notarize are time-sensitive, especially real estate documents. Sometimes a Notary will be asked to back-date or post-date the date the notarization took place. Doing so is against the law in every state. Never falsify the date a notarization takes place on a notarial certificate — doing so is illegal and could lead to serious civil and criminal penalties against you.

12/22/2022

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Friends, take a moment to nominate Lee's Notary on the Go for Small Business of the Year...thank you all for your continued support.

Please nominate one Carbon Valley Chamber member in each category for the 2022 Member Awards, to presented at the annual awards dinner on April 1, 2023. For a list of 2022 chamber members in each category, click here. Nominations due by January 20, 2023.

08/09/2022

I am excited to announce another service that I can provide to my neighbors - Notary Signing Agent services. Getting ready to purchase a home, re-finance, HELOC, Reverse Mortgage...? Let you lender know that you have a preferred signing agent and have them give me a call.

If you are able to schedule a signing agent yourself...look no further and book now: https://calendly.com/leesnotaryonthego/notary-signing-agent-service-1-hour

04/16/2022

I am now a member of our local CV Chamber of Commerce - look forward to meeting our community and helping where available.

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