Mobile Notary in Knoxville, TN

Mobile notary fees in Knoxville typically start at $10 per signature, plus a travel/time fee based on distance.  Call us for an exact quote.

 Yes. We regularly travel to UT Medical Center, Fort Sanders Hospital, and the Knox Detention Center for urgent notarizations. 

Smoky Mountain Notary can notarize a wide range of documents, including affidavits, powers of attorney, deeds, contracts, and many others. Please contact us if you have any questions about a specific document.

Tennessee does not require a notary for a will, but it does require two witnesses who sign in the presence of the testator and each other. A notarized will becomes “self-proving,” which means the court won’t have to contact the witnesses later during probate.

Most powers of attorney in Tennessee require a notary and two witnesses, though requirements can vary depending on how the document was drafted by your attorney.

If you’re unable to provide witnesses, let me know in advance. I can coordinate trusted, background-screened witnesses to keep your signing smooth and compliant. Witnesses are compensated $50–$75 each, and this cost will be added to your total.

 Yes! In Tennessee, a notary public is authorized by law to officiate weddings and legally solemnize marriages. That means your notary can also serve as your wedding officiant. 

 At Smoky Mountain Notary, I offer quick and affordable “Sign & Go” wedding ceremonies for couples who want a fast, legal option, usually done in under 15 minutes. 

 I’m based in Knoxville, TN, and provide mobile notary services within approximately a 20-mile radius, including Farragut, Seymour, Strawberry Plains, Kodak, parts of Sevierville, Powell, and surrounding areas.

I also offer Remote Online Notarization (RON), allowing me to notarize documents for you wherever you’re located.

If you need a mobile notary outside my service area, I can often connect you with a trusted, experienced colleague who can assist you.