On Your Time Mobile Notary

09/10/2026

Beginning September 12, we are required by law to collect the signer’s right thumb print in our journals for the following documents:

- Deeds (quitclaim, warranty, beneficiary)
- Deeds of Trust
- ALL documents affecting real property
- Powers of Attorney

This new requirement stems from the passage of Arizona Senate Bill 1479, which was enacted to help deter fraud.

Thumbprints will be collected using an inkless fingerprint pad, which will not stain the skin.

Please ensure your notary follows the law, which was passed to protect YOU.

08/10/2026

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS!!!

I’m sad to see that Arizona ranks 6th in the nation for real estate deed fraud, and even sadder to know how easy it is to perpetrate.

Maricopa County can send you alerts anytime there is a change in the ownership or contact information associated with your parcel of property. It’s free to sign up… Do it!

Furthermore, I’m glad to know that Arizona is enacting new laws to help combat this crime. Soon notaries will be required to capture the thumb print of someone signing a property transfer document. Additionally, Recorder’s Offices will require photo ID for any property title transfer (why don’t they already???). Finally, these crimes will get the designation they deserve, which is a felony.

I don’t know the timeline on all of these new laws/procedures being enacted, but I can assure you that On Your Time Mobile Notary will help to ensure safe and legitimate transfer of property records, and will follow all laws by the jurisdictions in which we offer our services.

Check out this article from azcentral:

In Arizona, it may be easier to steal a home than a TV as deed fraud grows

https://www.azcentral.com/story/money/real-estate/2026/08/10/real-estate-deed-fraud-in-arizona/90561238007/

07/15/2026

Some helpful information from The Town.

You can help ensure timely and efficient collection of your trash and recycling services by remembering these best practices. 🗑️ ♻️

- Place your trash and recycling carts curbside by 6 a.m. on your collection day.

- Position carts at least three feet apart from each other and away from vehicles, mailboxes, and other obstructions.

- Please do not overfill carts. All materials should fit inside the cart with the lid closed.

- Green waste, including yard trimmings, leaves, and tree clippings, should be bagged and securely tied before being placed inside your trash cart.

Thank you for doing your part to allow our collection crews to work safely and efficiently.

07/15/2026

Good morning, friends & neighbors!

What can we notarize for you today? Available when it's convenient for YOU, not when the bank is open (or UPS store).

We have TWO notaries ready to help you with your needs.

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07/06/2026

It’s Monday, July 6… do you know where your money is?

Make it a habit to regularly check whether you have unclaimed money/property and act fast to claim it! A link to the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators (NAUPA) is contained in the article below.

Many times you need to provide a notarized affidavit in order to process your claim. Contact us to help you get back what’s rightfully yours!

https://fox4news.com/news/us-treasury-holding-billions-uncashed-matured-us-savings-bonds

The U.S. Department of the Treasury (USDT) is holding some 80 million matured U.S. Savings bonds worth approximately $29.7 billion that have stopped earning interest. What you can do to see if you have unclaimed bonds.

07/06/2026

Week of July 6: we are available for notarizations all day, every day this week. We will be out of office Friday the 10th through Tuesday the 14th.

Serving the far southeast valley
- Queen Creek
- San Tan Valley
- Gilbert
- East Mesa

Our rates are $10 per stamp plus a nominal travel fee (2+ miles if we come to you; 0 if you come to us.)

On YOUR time; not banker's time.

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03/11/2026

These types of stories always break my heart...

An individual passes away - which, in and of itself is stressful, painful and sad.

Those that are left behind have a difficult road ahead of them, especially if said loved one didn't have an Estate Plan in place.

Please take a look at your life... do you have a will, a trust, powers of attorney, end of life wishes. How about your aging parents? Your in-laws? Close friends? Aunts or Uncles that don't have kids? Grandparents?

If you already have these documents in place - are they still valid? Are they still what you want?

Have these conversations and make plans.

On Your Time Mobile Notary is here to help get everything official by providing Notarization when it's convenient for you and your loved ones... not during banker's hours.

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