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Iredell County is at the north end of our Charlotte-area service. Book an in-person appointment now, and join the Launch List so you can sign online from Mooresville or Statesville when REN opens.
Launch List members get first pick of appointments in launch week, plus $5 off their first online session.
Serving Statesville, Mooresville, Troutman
Mooresville and Statesville: skip the trip.
From Statesville, our Charlotte-area office is about 45 miles. That's why online notarization will make sense for many Iredell County documents, such as affidavits, consent forms and many powers of attorney.
Documents that must be signed in person on paper, like wills and vehicle titles, can still be done at our office or by mobile visit, with travel agreed in writing first.
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Lake Norman
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Race City and the Lake Norman shore.
Mooresville calls itself Race City USA, home to many NASCAR team shops, and Lake Norman's shoreline draws families and retirees. Statesville, the county seat, anchors the north end of the county where I-40 and I-77 meet.
Many lake-area residents split time between homes or have family out of state. Online notarization will let you sign many documents from Mooresville or Statesville without driving into Charlotte.
Local tip: Own a lake home but live elsewhere? Once online notarization opens, you can sign many documents from wherever you are in the U.S.
Hospital, rehab and senior living
Notary visits in Iredell County when travel is hard.
A hospital room, rehab unit or senior-living apartment is often the easiest place for your loved one to sign. We help your family organize the notary part: what the document is, where the signer will be, and a time that works for everyone. We don't choose legal documents for you or tell you which option to pick.
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Hospital visits
In Statesville and Mooresville, subject to the hospital's visitor rules, the patient's condition and a quiet place to meet.
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Skilled nursing & rehab
We coordinate with the front desk or the staff member the facility names before we arrive.
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Assisted living & memory care
We confirm the community's sign-in, escort and resident-access steps ahead of time.
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Home visits
For someone back home after a hospital stay, or receiving care at home anywhere from Troutman to Lake Norman.
Important: Not every document can be notarized in every situation. The signer must take part willingly, meet North Carolina's ID requirements, and understand what they're signing well enough to tell the notary so. A diagnosis alone doesn't decide that, and a notary doesn't make medical or legal capacity decisions. If the signer can't do this on the day, the notarization can't go ahead.
Documents people ask about
What paperwork may need a notary?
The right steps depend on the exact document, its instructions and the signer's situation. Ask the attorney or whoever prepared it to confirm what's needed before you book.
Health care paperwork
A North Carolina health care power of attorney or living will needs two qualified witnesses as well as the notary. Many facilities don't let staff serve as witnesses.
Financial & property documents
Financial powers of attorney, affidavits and authorizations. The bank or company receiving it may have its own form or ID rules.
Facility & benefit forms
Benefit, insurance and permission forms. We can read the notarial instructions with you, but we can't tell you whether a form is legally sufficient.
Oaths & sworn statements
Some documents need an oath or affirmation; others need an acknowledgment. The wording on the document tells us which.
Don't sign early
Unless the instructions say otherwise, the signer signs in front of the notary. Leave the signature line blank until we arrive.
Not sure what you have?
Send us the document's title and its notary wording when you book. Please leave out medical details we don't need.
Before you book
Small details that make a big difference.
Gather these before you request a visit. If the signer is in a hospital or care community, allow time for staff approval and visitor steps.
The facility's name and street address, plus the building, floor, unit or room if you know it.
The document's title and how many people need to sign.
Whether the document is complete, with every page.
A current photo ID for each signer, or a heads-up if there isn't one.
Any witnesses the document requires. We don't supply witnesses.
One contact person who can answer a call about access on the day.
Don't write on, change or pre-sign the document to get ready. Follow the preparer's instructions.
Interactive checklist
Is your visit ready?
Tick each item as you confirm it. Nothing is sent or saved, and it doesn't book anything.
Ask the hospital's front desk or unit about visitor rules, when the patient is usually rested, and a quiet place to sign. Then send us the hospital, the unit and the document's title.
A planning aid only. It isn't a quote or an availability calendar.
Local reference directory
Hospitals and care communities in Iredell County.
Use this list to tell us exactly where the signer is. It's for reference only. We aren't affiliated with or endorsed by any facility listed, and a booking request isn't permission to enter. Please confirm the address and visitor rules with the facility before the visit.
Hospital
Iredell Memorial Hospital
557 Brookdale Dr, Statesville
Call the hospital about current visitor rules and where a notary visit can take place.
Confirm resident access, visitor steps and a good time to sign.
Skilled nursing & rehab
The Greens at Maple Leaf
Statesville
Ask whether the resident can meet in a private space.
Skilled nursing & rehab
Mooresville Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
752 E Center Ave, Mooresville
Confirm current contact details and visit requirements with the facility.
Assisted & senior living
Brookdale Peachtree
2806 Peachtree Rd, Statesville
Ask about sign-in and scheduling a visitor for a signing.
Assisted & senior living
The Gardens of Statesville
2147 Davie Ave, Statesville
Confirm the community's visitor process before the visit.
Assisted & senior living
Cadence Mooresville
Mooresville
Ask about resident visits and the best way to coordinate paperwork.
Assisted & senior living
Summit Place of Mooresville
128 Brawley School Rd, Mooresville
Ask about visitor check-in and resident scheduling.
Names and addresses come from public listings and can change. For official licensing information on nursing homes and adult care homes, see the NC Division of Health Service Regulation.
Service area
From Statesville to the Lake Norman shore.
Travel times differ across Iredell County, and so do facility rules. Send us the exact address and the time you'd like, and we'll agree on the travel fee in writing before we confirm.
Online notarization (REN) · launching soon Sign from Statesville or anywhere in the U.S.$25 per signature
NC Mobile Notary Services · available now Home, office, hospital or care facility$10 + agreed travel
Charlotte-area office · by appointment About 45 miles from Statesville. For documents that must be signed in person$10 per signature
Fees follow G.S. 10B-31. Mobile travel is at the IRS business mileage rate and agreed in writing before we travel. No booking or convenience fees.
Wills, codicils, trusts and vehicle titles can't be notarized online. Health care powers of attorney and living wills need two qualified witnesses. What must be signed in person
Common needs
What Iredell County families ask us for.
Bedside signings in Statesville. Hospital, assisted-living and home visits across Iredell County, with travel agreed in writing before we go.
Affidavits and sworn statements. You'll swear or affirm on live video, then sign while your notary watches.
Family members in different places. Each signer can join from wherever they are in the U.S., when the document allows it.
Consent and travel forms. Minor travel consent and other everyday forms, reviewed before you pay.
Online sessions, in plain English
What happens when you sign online.
A state-licensed platform. Your session runs on a platform licensed by the North Carolina Secretary of State, never Zoom or FaceTime.
Your photo ID is scanned. The platform checks that your government-issued ID is genuine.
A few identity questions. Drawn from public records, so only you should know the answers.
Your notary matches your face to your ID on live video, then watches you sign.
Recorded and kept as North Carolina law requires, and your sealed document is delivered electronically.
Ask us with your address when you book. We confirm availability and give you the mileage fee in writing before we travel.
Can I sign online from Lake Norman?
Yes, once online sessions open. You'll need a device with a camera, a reliable connection and a current photo ID.
Can a notary come to a hospital room in Iredell County?
Often, yes, but it isn't automatic. Hospital visitor rules, the patient's condition, unit restrictions, timing and a suitable space all matter. Check with the hospital first, then request a visit with the exact location.
Can you notarize a power of attorney or health care directive at the bedside?
Many can be notarized at a bedside visit. A North Carolina health care power of attorney or living will also needs two qualified witnesses, which you arrange. Ask the attorney or preparer to confirm the signing steps before you book.
What if the signer is on medication, tired or has memory concerns?
The signer must take part willingly and be able to tell the notary they understand what they're signing. If they can't, the notary can't go ahead. A notary doesn't diagnose or decide capacity, so if you're unsure, talk with the care team or an attorney first. Choosing a time of day when the signer is usually alert helps.
Does a family member need to be there?
Not always. Family can help with access, but the notary must speak directly with the signer and confirm they're signing by their own choice, without pressure.
Do you bring witnesses?
No. If the document needs witnesses, you arrange them. For health care documents, many facilities don't allow staff to serve as witnesses, so plan ahead.
What ID does the signer need?
A current government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license, state ID or passport. If the signer doesn't have one, or the name doesn't match the document, tell us when you book so we can talk through the options North Carolina allows.
Can a notary tell us which document my parent should sign?
No. A notary can't choose documents, give legal advice or decide whether a document protects someone. Please ask an attorney or the organization that provided the paperwork.
Can you guarantee same-day service or entry to a facility?
No. Timing depends on availability, travel, whether the document is ready, and the facility's permission. A request isn't confirmed until we confirm it with you.
Are the facilities listed on this page your partners?
No. They're listed only to help you tell us where the signer is. We don't claim any affiliation, endorsement or permission to enter. Confirm access with the facility directly.
When will online notarization start?
Online notarization in North Carolina starts once the Secretary of State licenses the first platform. No date has been announced. Join the Launch List and we'll email you the day our online appointments open.
