When it comes to signing important documents, one question pops up more often than you’d expect: Should I use blue ink or black ink? For clients preparing for a notarization, this seemingly small detail can have big implications. Let’s settle the debate once and for all—and help you avoid delays, rejections, or unnecessary do-overs.

🧓 Notarizing for Seniors: What Families Should KnowWhen it comes to helping aging parents or relatives with important paperwork, the last thing families need is confusion or delay. That’s where a mobile notary can make all the difference—bringing clarity, convenience, and peace of mind right to your doorstep.Whether you're finalizing a power of attorney, updating a will, or handling healthcare directives, here’s what you should know before scheduling a notary appointment for a senior loved one.

🚗 Why Mobile Notary Services Are a Game-Changer for Busy ClientsIn today’s fast-paced world, convenience isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. Whether you're closing on a home, finalizing estate documents, or verifying employment paperwork, the last thing you want is to rearrange your day around a notary appointment. That’s where mobile notary services come in—and why KMS Notary Services is proud to bring professionalism and flexibility directly to your doorstep.

📝 What Is the I-9 Form?The Form I-9 is a federal document required by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to verify the identity and employment authorization of every new hire. It has two main sections:• Section 1: Completed by the employee.• Section 2: Must be completed by the employer—or someone they designate—after physically inspecting the employee’s documents.

Whether you're buying a home, setting up a power of attorney, or handling business paperwork, notarization ensures your documents are legally sound and properly executed. Here's a breakdown of the types of documents I commonly notarize as a mobile notary: