Where to get notarized
Does the Post Office Notarize? (What to Do Instead)
USPS post offices generally do NOT offer notary services. Here’s the quick alternative that actually works.
Using the Post Office
Contrary to a common assumption, USPS post offices do not provide notary services. A few contract postal units inside other businesses might, but you can’t count on it.
Rather than drive around hunting for a notary, you can get notarized online in minutes.
The faster way: online notarization
Jurably connects you to a commissioned online notary, then certified-mails the notice and records your memorandum of contract with the county — which the post office was never going to do anyway.
See how online notarization works, what a notary public actually does, or find a mobile notary near you.