Julie Vo, Notary Public
Mobile, After Hours, and Remote Notarizations Available
"Your Neighborhood Notary"
Serving Henderson, CO and surrounding cities
Notarization is the official fraud-deterrent process that assures the parties of a transaction that a document is authentic, and can be trusted. It is a three-part process, performed by a Notary Public, that includes of vetting, certifying and record-keeping.
Dedicated to providing quality notary services to the people of Colorado. I understand your time is valuable, I offer mobile and remote notary services. Certified by the Colorado Secretary of State and insured for errors and omissions. Give me a call or complete the form to schedule your appointment today.
Fees
General Notary Fees
$15 per document
Mobile Notarization Fee
free within 5 mile radius of 80640
$10 within 15 miles of 80640
$1 per mile outside of 15 miles.
Additional Seals: $5
Additional Signers: $5
Printing Fee: $.35 per page
Remote Notary Fees
Platform: Notarize, Inc.
$25 per document
$10 for each on demand witness
Additional Seals: $5
Additional Signers: $5
To start a remote notary session, click on the button to get started.
Appointments
In-Person Appointments
For faster service, please include your full name, document type, location of where to meet, and some dates and times that you are available. We will contact you to confirm your appointment. You may also complete the form below to make an appointment.
Email: JulieVoNotary@gmail.com
Call or Text: 720-230-3171
Verify a Notary Public
The Secretary of State has jurisdiction of the Colorado Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA). For information on notary publics, verification of commissions, or complaints, please visit the secretary of state's office website at
What Kind of Duties can a Notary Public perform?
Oath/Affirmations
In a written record, it is called a “verification on oath or affirmation,” or “verification of a statement on oath or affirmation.” The requirements for performing them are the same as an oral oath, or affirmation. All oaths and affirmations, even those that are only given orally, must be recorded in the notary’s journal.
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgments do not involve any oath or affirmation. They do not say “subscribed and sworn to” or “affirmed” or make any other reference to an oath. Instead, they say “acknowledged before me” or at least contain the word “acknowledged” somewhere in the notarization.
Signature Witnessing
Required to identify the signer, ensure that they are the person named in the record, and verify the signature is theirs.
Copy Certifications
For many uses, a copy properly certified by a notary is as acceptable as the original of a document. Examples of notarized copies are:
Employment matters—e.g., diplomas, awards and honors, ratings;
Business affairs—e.g., licenses and permits, powers of attorney, contracts and agreements;
Adoptions—e.g., home studies, financial statements, health assessments;
International travel—e.g., passports, drivers’ licenses, other documents for backup of originals.