Honorable Notary Services LLC

01/01/2026

🎉 Welcome to 2026🎉

Honorable Notary Services LLC is excited to step into a new year of integrity, reliability, and excellence. As we begin 2026, we remain committed to providing professional, prompt, and confidential notary services you can trust.

Whether you need:

✔️ Mobile Notary Services
✔️ Loan Signings
✔️ Apostille Services
✔️ General Notarizations

We are honored to serve our community and look forward to continuing to be your trusted partner for all your notarization needs.

📍 Serving our clients with honesty and care.

📞 Convenient • Mobile • Professional

Thank you to everyone who supported us in 2025. We’re ready to serve you even better in 2026.

Schedule Your Appointment Today:
704-761-4811

07/20/2025

📄✍️ Need an Apostille? We've Got You Covered.🛫🌍

We provide reliable and professional apostille services to meet your international document needs. With years of experience in processing and handling apostilles, we ensure accurate and timely delivery every time.

✅ Accuracy
✅ Clear Communication
✅ Trusted & Experienced Team

To get started, we just need clear instructions from the requesting country. Once received, we’ll handle the rest with precision and care.

📞 Contact us today to learn more or schedule your service appointment 704-761-4811.

07/19/2025

Hello

In North Carolina, a Vehicle Power of Attorney (Form MVR-63) is needed when someone other than the vehicle owner is conducting official business with the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (NCDMV) on behalf of the owner.

Here are common situations where it's required:

🔑 When a NC Vehicle Power of Attorney is Needed

1. Title Transfers

If someone else is handling the sale or purchase of your vehicle, especially when you're unavailable (out of state, hospitalized, etc.).

2. Vehicle Registration

If an agent is registering your vehicle for you.

3. Applying for a Duplicate Title

When a replacement title is needed, and the owner authorizes someone else to request it.

4. Lien Transactions

If the agent is adding or releasing a lien on your vehicle title.

5. Odometer Disclosure

If required, the person acting on your behalf can disclose the odometer reading with this power of attorney.

6. Salvage or Junk Title

When designating a vehicle as salvage or junk, and someone else is managing the paperwork.

7. Out-of-State Sales or Purchases

Especially useful if the vehicle is being bought/sold by a dealer or auction who needs legal authority to process title work.

✅ Key Requirements

Must be completed using Form MVR-63, available on the NCDMV website or at NCDMV offices.

Must be signed by the vehicle owner.

Notarization is required in most cases.

One power of attorney form per vehicle.

07/04/2025

06/29/2025

Did you know about these changes in NC.

The changes will be put in place at 82 of the 115 driver license offices around the state.

06/28/2025

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06/28/2025

Good morning

Changes to the Rating of NC Automobile Insurance Policies, Effective July 1, 2025.

North Carolina residents need to be aware of changes to the rating of automobile insurance poli Learn about changes that may affect our premiums

05/26/2025

Happy Memorial day!

05/22/2025

Good morning @ Everyone

Did you know?

An affidavit is a written statement made under oath that is used as evidence in legal proceedings. The person who writes the affidavit (called the affiant or deponent) swears that the information in the document is true to the best of their knowledge, and they sign it in front of a notary public or other authorized official.

Affidavits are commonly used for:
Verifying facts in court cases
Supporting applications (like immigration or guardianship)
Declaring ownership or identity
Documenting events or actions
Because an affidavit is a sworn statement, lying in an affidavit is considered perjury, which is a crime.

05/13/2025

Hello ,

If you have any questions about notary services, apostilles, or loan signings. I am here to help!
Whether you are unsure about what documents need to be notarized, how the apostille process works, or what to expect during a loan signing feel free to ask. No question is too small, and I’m happy to provide clarity and guidance.

Let’s make the process simple, convenient, and stress-free.

Drop your questions below or send a direct message. I am ready to assist!

05/12/2025

Did you know these are the only acceptable identification , required to have a document notarized in NC?

Government-Issued Photo Identification: A current (unexpired) document issued by a federal, state, or federally or state-recognized tribal government agency that includes:

A photographic image of the individual's face

Examples include:

North Carolina driver's license or identification card

Driver's license or ID card from another U.S. state or territory

U.S. passport

Foreign passport stamped by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

U.S. military ID

Tribal identification card

Permanent Resident Card (Green Card)

Inmate identification card issued on or after January 1, 1991, by the North Carolina Department of Corrections or Federal Bureau of Prisons (for prisoners in custody)

A sworn, written statement from a law enforcement officer explaining that an inmate's IDs were confiscated upon incarceration, and that the person named in the document is the person whose signature is to be notarized.

Credible Witness: If the signer does not possess acceptable identification, their identity can be verified by the oath or affirmation of one credible witness who:

Is personally known to the notary

Personally knows the signer

Is impartial and not a party to or beneficiary of the transaction

Believes the signer does not possess acceptable identification and is reasonably unable to obtain one