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Mobile Notary in Las Vegas: Patricia Comes to You

Need something notarized in Las Vegas today? Patricia Shabel is a Nevada notary who drives to you, from Summerlin to Henderson to North Las Vegas. Call or text (702) 690-9757.

One notary for the whole valley

Las Vegas is spread out, and nobody wants to cross it in traffic to sign one page. Patricia Shabel runs Notary Near Me Las Vegas NV, the local mobile notary service of Red Carpet Mobile Notary & Apostille. Her office is on W. Park Run Drive in the Summerlin area, but most of her work happens at the client's kitchen table, conference room, hospital bedside, or hotel lobby.

She has been a Nevada notary public since December 2022. She is NNA certified, background-checked, and bonded and insured for $1 million. She speaks English and Spanish.

What people in Las Vegas ask her to notarize

Most calls fall into a few groups:

  • Living trusts, wills, powers of attorney and advance healthcare directives. See estate planning documents.
  • Deeds, affidavits and other real estate paperwork for a home sale or transfer.
  • Business contracts, corporate forms and vendor paperwork.
  • Signings at a hospital, nursing home or care facility for someone who can't travel.
  • Documents for visitors staying at a hotel on the Strip.

Where she goes

On the west side she covers Summerlin, The Ridges and Sun City Summerlin. Up north she covers Centennial Hills and North Las Vegas. In the center of town she covers the Strip, Downtown Las Vegas and the Arts District. To the south and east she covers Henderson, Spring Valley and Enterprise. See every area she serves.

Before she arrives

Have your documents filled out but not signed. You sign in front of her. Every signer needs a current government-issued photo ID and must be aware and willing to sign. If someone has no ID, ask about credible witnesses.

Patricia doesn't draft documents or give legal advice. Your attorney or the document's issuer does that. Notary fees are set by Nevada law, and any travel fee is agreed before she heads out. The fees page has the details.

When the signer can't come to you

A lot of Las Vegas calls start with someone who can't easily leave: a parent recovering at Sunrise Hospital or University Medical Center, a resident in assisted living, a business owner who can't close the shop. Patricia goes to them. See hospital and nursing home notary. For documents headed to another country, she also handles apostilles.

Hours

Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m. Closed Sunday. Outside these hours? Call or text and ask. When you reach out, say where you are, what the document is, and how many people are signing. That's enough for her to tell you what she can do.

What Patricia notarizes

What clients say about Patricia

“Patricia was an absolute lifesaver. I needed a notary on short notice, and she was professional, responsive, and incredibly helpful. The process was quick, easy, and stress-free. I truly appreciated her flexibility and excellent service. Highly recommend Patricia if you need a reliable notary!”

Yanick D.

“Patricia was amazing!!!! I was able to make a same day appointment and she not only showed up to our property right on time but when i was short a witness to sign she agreed to move to a new location. Cannot recommend enough!!!!”

A M

“Pat showed up on a Sunday, when no one elts would, she was very kind and her service and price was just right ! Thank u' very much!”

Marshall G.

Questions people ask

Do you come to my house anywhere in Las Vegas?

Patricia is a mobile notary and travels across the valley, including homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes and hotels. Call or text (702) 690-9757 with your address and what you need signed.

How much does a notary cost in Las Vegas?

Nevada law sets the fees. An acknowledgment is $15 for the first signature of each signer and $7.50 for each additional signature. A jurat is $15 per signature. Travel is agreed with you in advance. See fees.

Can you notarize in Spanish?

Patricia speaks English and Spanish, so she can explain the process in either language. Visit the Spanish page.

Can you write my will or power of attorney?

No. A notary doesn't draft documents or give legal advice. Bring your completed documents from your attorney or the document's issuer, unsigned, and Patricia will notarize them.

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Need a notary today?

Call or text with the type of document, how many people are signing, and where you are. Patricia confirms the time and the travel fee before she heads out.

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