At MSL Notary & Signing Services, we understand that navigating legal matters involving an incarcerated loved one can be stressful and time-sensitive. That’s why we offer professional, reliable, and confidential Correctional Facility Notary Services for clients in jails, prisons, detention centers, and other correctional facilities.

 

Whether you need documents notarized for an inmate, legal proceedings, or family-related matters, our mobile notary team is experienced in handling these situations with efficiency, empathy, and discretion.

What Is a Correctional Facility Notary Service?:

A Correctional Facility Notary Service is a specialized mobile notary service that travels to correctional facilities to notarize documents for inmates or their families. We coordinate with facility staff to ensure proper clearance and follow all institutional rules and regulations.

Who Uses This Service?:

• Families of Inmates: To handle family, financial, or legal affairs

• Attorneys & Legal Professionals: For client casework and legal filings

• Advocates & Social Workers: Supporting clients within correctional systems

• Bail Bonds & Legal Services: For fast, urgent document notarization

Pricing for Correctional Facility Notary Services:

Due to the additional time and security requirements, our pricing structure is:

• Mobile Notary Travel Fee

• Per Document Notarization Fee

• Correctional Facility Service Fee (covers clearance, waiting time, and scheduling)

• Urgent or After-Hours Fee

How It Works:

1. Contact Us: Call or book online to schedule your appointment.

2. Provide Details: Share the inmate’s full name, facility, document type, and booking number.

3. We Coordinate: We confirm clearance and schedule the visit with facility staff.

4. Notarization on Site: We meet the inmate at the facility, verify ID, and notarize.

5. Completion: You receive properly notarized documents promptly.

Frequently Asked Questions:

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Q: Can you notarize for any inmate in any facility?

A: Yes, as long as the facility allows notary visits and the inmate has valid identification per state law.

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Q: What if the inmate does not have an ID?

A: We may use a credible witness (depending on state law) or facility-approved identification.

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Q: How soon can you visit a facility?

A: Most visits can be scheduled within 24–72 hours, depending on facility clearance and availability.

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Q: Can I book this service if I live out of state?

A: Yes! We work with families and attorneys nationwide who need notary support for inmates in local facilities.