Mobile Notary in Concord, MA, At Your Home, Office or Senior Living Community
We meet Concord clients in town, at West Concord and at senior living communities for wills, trusts and real estate notarizations. A2Z Notary Group is a Belmont-based Concord mobile notary serving Concord MA families notarizing wills, trusts, healthcare proxies, powers of attorney (POAs), deeds and individual real estate documents for Massachusetts transactions, plus out-of-state real estate closings, with witnesses provided when needed. Whether you need a Concord estate planning notary for a self-proving affidavit or a Concord real estate closing notary for an emailed package from your title company, we come to you. LGBTQ+ friendly.
Why Concord residents choose A2Z Notary Group
Reid Zurlo is a Commissioned Massachusetts Notary Public and Licensed REALTOR® with 15+ years of real estate and document experience. Most Concord clients are families putting their affairs in order, caring for aging parents at home or in senior living, or closing on out-of-state property from Massachusetts.
Neighborhoods & landmarks we serve in Concord
Concord Notary for Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Documents
- Self-Proving Affidavits for Wills
- Revocable & Irrevocable Trusts
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Healthcare Proxy (on request)
- HIPAA Authorization
- Living Wills / Advance Directives
- Deeds & Property Transfers
- Out-of-State Real Estate Closings
- Loan & Refinance Packages
- Affidavits & Sworn Statements
- Permission to Travel (Minors)
- Apostille & Authentication Prep
Mobile Notary Services in Nearby Towns
Concord Mobile Notary FAQs
Do you offer same-day mobile notary service in Concord, MA?
Yes. Same-day and evening appointments are often available throughout Concord and surrounding towns. Text or call (781) 738-2980 and we'll confirm a time that works for you.
How much does a Concord mobile notary cost?
A2Z Notary Group has a flat fee of $125. Each stamp is $30. Out-of-state real estate closing packages are a flat $295 regardless of page count. Mobile travel is included throughout our primary Concord/Greater Boston service area.
Can you notarize wills, trusts and estate planning documents in Concord?
Yes. As a Concord estate planning notary we regularly handle self-proving affidavits for wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, durable powers of attorney, healthcare proxies and HIPAA authorizations, at your home, office or senior living community in Concord.
Can you notarize an out-of-state real estate closing for a Concord resident?
Yes. If your title company has emailed you a closing package from a non-attorney closing state (Florida, D.C., Virginia and others), we meet you in Concord as your Concord real estate closing notary, walk through every signature and notarize the deed, mortgage, settlement statement and supporting affidavits.