Notary public Tucson, AZ — mobile & available 24/7
When you need a notary public in Tucson, AZ, you don't have to search for a storefront or wait in line. Pierced Mobile Notary is an Arizona-commissioned notary public who comes to you — at home, work, the hospital, or anywhere else in Tucson and Southern Arizona.
Arizona-commissioned
Commission #658529, expires 10/26/27.
Available 24/7
Day, night, weekends, and holidays across Tucson.
Mobile notary public
We travel to your location anywhere in Southern Arizona.
What a notary public can do for you
As a commissioned Arizona notary public, I can perform the following notarial acts under Arizona law:
- Acknowledgments
- Jurats and sworn statements
- Oaths and affirmations
- Certified true copies
- Signature witnessing
- Depositions and affidavits
Documents I commonly notarize in Tucson
- Powers of attorney
- Wills, trusts, and estate documents
- Loan signing packages
- Advance healthcare directives
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Vehicle titles and bills of sale
- Permission-to-travel letters
- Certified copies of records
About Mykel Morningstar, notary public
Mykel Morningstar is the owner of Pierced Mobile Notary LLC, an Arizona-commissioned notary public (commission #658529, expiration 10/26/27), NNA certified and background screened, bonded, and carrying errors & omissions insurance. Mykel serves Tucson and the full Southern Arizona region with same-day, after-hours, and mobile notary public appointments.
What Tucson clients say
Mykel came to our house the same afternoon we called and notarized my mother's power of attorney. Professional, patient with her questions, and everything was done correctly the first time.
Handled our refinance signing at the kitchen table on a Saturday evening. Knew every document in the package and had it back to the title company right away.
My father was in the hospital and we needed an advance directive notarized quickly. Mykel was at his bedside within the hour and treated our family with real kindness.
Straightforward pricing, showed up early, and notarized a vehicle title and bill of sale in about ten minutes. Exactly what I needed.
Witness requirement: I can notarize your signature, but I cannot serve as a witness on your documents. If your paperwork requires witnesses, please bring them with you to the appointment and make sure they each have a valid, government-issued photo ID.
Need a notary public in Tucson, AZ?
Call or text now to book a mobile notary public appointment anywhere in Tucson and Southern Arizona.
Notary public questions in Tucson
- What does a notary public do in Arizona?
- An Arizona notary public verifies the identity of document signers, witnesses signatures, administers oaths and affirmations, and completes notarial certificates such as acknowledgments and jurats. A notary does not explain the document, give legal advice, or prepare legal forms.
- How do I find a notary public near me in Tucson?
- Pierced Mobile Notary brings the notary public directly to your location in Tucson and surrounding areas. Call or text (520) 752-9045 to schedule a same-day or future appointment at your home, office, hospital, or other meeting place.
- What ID do I need for a notary public in Tucson?
- You need a current government-issued photo ID with a signature — Arizona driver's license, state ID, U.S. passport, military ID, or tribal ID. An ID expired within the last five years is acceptable under Arizona law. If you don't have ID, two credible identifying witnesses may be used in some cases.
- How much does a notary public cost in Tucson?
- Arizona caps the notarial act fee at $10 per signature. Mobile service adds a travel fee based on distance, time of day, and appointment type, which is quoted upfront before the appointment.
- Can a notary public in Tucson come to a hospital or jail?
- Yes. I regularly perform notarizations at hospitals, hospice facilities, nursing homes, assisted-living communities, jails, and detention centers across Tucson and Southern Arizona, following each facility's visitor and ID requirements.