Granite Mobile
Notary

Tell Me Where and I'll Be There

Welcome
Rian Taveras, owner of Granite Mobile Notary, proudly serves the Salt Lake valley and surrounding areas. With expertise in loan signing and general notary work, Rian handles your documents with sensitivity and accuracy.

Granite Mobile Notary is built on the values of honesty, dependability and connection. Ms. Taveras is a member of the National Notary Association and a certified Notary Signing Agent. She is pleased to offer notarization services to veterans and their widows and widowers free of charge.

Services

General Notary Work

Oaths, School Forms, Copy Certifications, Adoption and Divorce Certifications, Powers of Attorney, Car Titles, etc.

Loan Signings

Loan signing certified mobile notary, at your convenience

Mobile

Will come to your home, office, the hospital, senior living, car dealership, jail, wherever needed.

F.A.Q

1. Know the type of notarization needed.

Before asking your Notary for their services, you must know what kind of notarization is needed. Let your Notary know so they can help you more efficiently.

2. The document must be complete.

Your document must be 100% complete before being notarized. Do not leave any blank spaces on the document you are getting notarized, otherwise the document will be refused.

3. Bring acceptable identification.

Notaries must verify your identity as the document signer(s) as this is their primary duty. Driver's licenses and passports are acceptable for identification. If you do not have these, you must use "credible identifying sources", people who will swear to the notary that they know you. Your witness(es) must also have credible identification.

4. Name on ID must match name on document.

Your source of identification must match the name signed on the document. Your legal name must be used. If your identification source only has a maiden name, or other names, so must your signature. 

5. Have all signers present for notarization.

Services and signing must be done in person to be officially recognized. 

6. Be aware and willing to sign.

Notaries will not notarize if the signer(s) screening shows any unwillingness or unawareness of the document signing. The Notary will make clear the contents of the document to all signers and ask for willingness to sign. 

7. Know what you will be paying.

Discuss with your mobile Notary signing agent prices before the Notary travels to your location. 
  • The completed document you wish to notarize
  • Valid photo ID that meets state requirements
  • Any individuals (with their proper ID) who will be signing document
  • Payment for services
There are no set prices. We will negotiate with you depending on your circumstances to find a price for our services. Veterans can get our services free of charge. 
Most documents can be signed. The only exceptions are vital records like birth, marriage, and death certificates. Notaries cannot make or certify copies of these records/documents. You must go to the government agency that issued said documents. 
Yes. Notaries are held to a code, and will stick to it. They will not refuse you due to race, gender/sexual orientation, nationality, religion, politics, or status. Notaries are also not allowed to influence you in any way, shape, or form. They will only give you the information needed, and cannot urge you to choose one way of signing over another. Questions asked will not be answered in an opinionated way. 

Contact

  • South Jordan, Utah, United States