NOTARY SERVICES
Commissioned Georgia Notary Public — authorized to perform notarial acts throughout the State of Georgia.
Disclosure; Notary and translation services do not include immigration form preparation or legal advice. We may translate supporting documents, such as birth certificates or marriage certificates, that you have been asked to provide for immigration or other purposes, but we do not determine which forms or documents your case requires.
Common Notarial Acts
Acknowledgments
Oaths & affirmations
Jurats/affidavits
Signature witnessing
General document notarization
Fees & Appointments
Georgia Notary Fee:
$2 per notarial act (per stamp)
Mobile Service: Travel/convenience fee quoted based on location
Payment methods:
Cash, Zelle, Apple Pay
* All fees are disclosed before the appointment.
*Please bring a current government-issued photo ID
Prepare for Your Appointment
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Bring current, government- issued valid photo ID
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Bring the complete document (documents with missing pages can not be notarized)
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All signers must be present
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Do not sign beforehand when witnessing is required
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If possible, know what type of notarization your document requires.
Important Notice
American Financial Pathways provides Georgia notary public services only.
We do not provide immigration document preparation, immigration form completion, legal advice, or assistance in determining which immigration forms or documents you should submit.
Notary services are limited to authorized notarial acts, such as verifying identity, witnessing signatures, administering oaths or affirmations, and completing other permitted notarial acts.
Translation Services Are Separate
American Financial Pathways also offers Turkish <---> English <---> Turkish document translation services.
Documents may include items such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, educational records, financial records, and other personal documents that a client may need for immigration, education, employment, banking, or other purposes.
Providing a translation of a document does not include completing immigration applications, selecting immigration forms, advising a client about immigration eligibility, or providing legal advice.
If you need assistance with immigration forms, immigration status, eligibility, or legal questions, please contact a qualified immigration attorney or other properly authorized immigration professional.