

Reliable • Convenient • Confidential
Providing professional in-office, mobile, and online notarization services with flexible scheduling and same-day availability.
Notary Fees Start at $10 per Notarization
Additional fees may apply based on the number of documents, travel distance, and printing requirements.
NNA Certified Loan Signing Agent | Bonded & Insured
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Need fingerprints for a background check?
Book an appointment to come to our downtown office.
Our equipment electronically scans your fingers and then prints the fingerprint images onto a physical FD-258 card. That is digital/Live Scan capture, but it is not electronically uploaded for submission.
Please complete any applications for backgrounds check prior to appointment. Fingerprinting is a separate service and fee.
Skip the wait and travel — for an additional fee we can bring our digital/live scanned fingerprinting to your home, office, or job site. Ideal for licensing, employment, and compliance checks across many industries.
513 North Beaver Street, Flagstaff, AZ, USA
Email: dgdocnotary@gmail.com
In-office, mobile, and remote online notary appointments, plus digital fingerprinting for employment, licensing, Arizona DPS, and ATF applications.
Weekend Appointments Available (Mobile Fee Applies)
Please call or Text for appointment at
(928) 613-2206 or (562) 458-5363
All documents presented for notarization that are self-prepared or obtained without legal assistance are the sole responsibility of the signer(s).
By requesting notarial services, you acknowledge and agree that:
For documents requiring witnesses (such as wills, trusts, or powers of attorney), it is the signer’s responsibility to provide qualified witnesses and ensure all legal requirements are met. The notary’s role is limited to verifying identity and witnessing signatures when applicable.
Disclaimer: Notarization Policy for Individuals with Cognitive Impairments
Arizona law requires that all signers understand the document they are signing and sign willingly without coercion.A diagnosis of dementia or memory impairment does not automatically prevent notarization. However, the signer must be able to:
If the signer appears confused, disoriented, or unable to demonstrate understanding, I am required by law to refuse notarization to protect their legal rights and ensure compliance with Arizona law.

Arizona Notary Law SB 1479 Thumbprint
• Dedicated signer thumbprint sections
• Witness and thumbprint sections
• Organized ID tracking
• Multiple document fields
• Professional clean layout
• Space for detailed notes and protection against disputes
Especially useful for Arizona loan signing agents and escrow officers.

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Please be advised:
Effective September 12, 2026, an Arizona notary must obtain the signer’s fingerprint in the notary journal when notarizing:
The signer must place their right thumbprint in the journal. If the right thumb is unavailable, the notary may use:
The notary must indicate in the journal which finger was used.
AZ Senate Bill 1479