F&A Mobile Notary and Apostille Service
When you need a mobile notary near you, you deserve more than someone who simply stamps documents—you deserve a professional experience from start to finish. F&A Mobile Notary & Apostille Service provides prompt, reliable, and fully mobile notarization services for individuals, families, attorneys, healthcare professionals, businesses, and real estate clients throughout New York.

Our experienced mobile notary agents are carefully vetted, professionally trained, background screened, and carry Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance for your peace of mind. As members of the National Notary Association, we follow industry best practices while delivering courteous, confidential, and dependable service.
Whether you need one document notarized or an entire estate planning package completed, we’ll travel to your home, office, hospital, nursing home, rehabilitation center, law firm, courthouse, or another mutually agreed-upon location.
Need something even more personalized? Ask about our White Glove VIP Mobile Notary Service. We can arrange premium travel accommodations—including same-day long-distance travel or even flights to the Hamptons when appropriate—to meet clients with demanding schedules or unique circumstances.
Our commitment to professionalism has earned us 100+ Google reviews from satisfied clients seeking everything from general notarizations to complex apostille services. We pride ourselves on making the notarization process simple, convenient, confidential, and stress-free.
Contact F&A Mobile Notary & Apostille Service today to schedule your appointment and experience the convenience of a trusted mobile notary that comes directly to you.
An apostille is a certificate that authenticates a public document for use in another country.
The apostille confirms that the signature, seal, or stamp on a document is legitimate.
Many countries require this certification before they accept foreign documents.
The Hague Convention is an international agreement that simplified the document authentication process between participating countries.
If the country receiving your document belongs to the Hague Convention, your document usually needs an apostille.
However, if the country does not participate in the Hague Convention, your document may require additional legalization through a consulate or embassy.
You may need an apostille if you are:
For example, a family moving to Spain may need apostilles for birth certificates, marriage certificates, and school records.
A business owner opening a company in another country may need authenticated corporate documents.

Many people submit the wrong document. Others submit incomplete paperwork.
Unfortunately, even a small mistake can delay the process.
Before submitting your paperwork, verify that your document qualifies for apostille certification.
For example, a photocopy often will not work. Some documents like a Power of Attorney require notarization before they can receive an apostille.
Our team reviews your paperwork before submission. This step helps reduce delays and prevents unnecessary expenses.
We proudly serve clients throughout:
Whether you need one document or several, we can help.
Our clients choose us because we make the process simple.
We explain every step clearly. Answer your questions quickly. In addition, we also provide convenient mobile appointments.
Most importantly, we understand that many documents involve important life events.
Whether you are planning a wedding abroad, preparing immigration paperwork, enrolling in school, or expanding your business internationally, we are ready to help.
Contact Fleetwood Mobile Notary & Apostille Service today to schedule your New York City apostille appointment.