How to Get an Apostille in Indiana: A Simple Guide
Sending documents to another country for school, work, marriage, or adoption? Here's how apostilles work in Indiana and where a notary fits in.
Read article →From hospital bedsides and nursing homes to real estate closings and after-hours emergencies, Jason Dicken brings professional, fully mobile notary service across Evansville and Southern Indiana.
Jason DickenIndiana Notary Public
What We Do
From urgent midnight signings to routine paperwork, we handle it all — professionally and on your schedule.
When a loved one or client is in custody, getting documents notarized can feel overwhelming.
Learn more →Some of the most important documents are also the most time-sensitive.
Learn more →Sending documents overseas? An apostille certifies that your document is genuine so it will be accepted in another country.
Learn more →Hiring a remote employee in the Evansville area? We act as your company's authorized representative to complete Section 2 of Form I-9 — verifying the new hire's identity and work-authorization documents in person, quickly and compliantly.
Learn more →Affidavits, contracts, permission slips, and everyday personal and business documents.
Learn more →Operating agreements, loan documents, bank forms, and time-sensitive corporate paperwork.
Learn more →Why Choose Us
When you need a notary, you need someone dependable who shows up on time and gets the details right. That's exactly what we deliver.

How It Works
Call, text, or book online. Tell us what you need and where you are.
We travel to your location at a time that works — including nights and weekends.
We verify IDs, witness signatures, and complete your notarization correctly.
Real estate closings, hospital and bedside signings, power of attorney, and after-hours emergencies — handled with care and professionalism across Southern Indiana.
Service Areas
Our home base — full mobile coverage across the city and county.
Newburgh, Boonville, Chandler, and surrounding communities.
Princeton, Fort Branch, Haubstadt, Oakland City, and more.
Mount Vernon, New Harmony, Poseyville, and nearby towns.

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From the Blog
Straight answers to the questions we hear most — costs, IDs, mobile service, and more.
Sending documents to another country for school, work, marriage, or adoption? Here's how apostilles work in Indiana and where a notary fits in.
Read article →Buying, selling, or refinancing in the Tri-State? Here's exactly what happens when a mobile loan signing agent brings your closing papers to you.
Read article →Yes — a mobile notary can come to your home, office, hospital, or bedside. Here's how a traveling notary works, what it costs in Indiana, and how to book one.
Read article →By Indiana law, a notary may charge up to $10 per notarial act (per signature). For mobile and remote service, a separate travel or convenience fee applies, which we quote up front. Remote online notarization is capped at $25 per act.
Yes. We are a fully mobile notary and travel to homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, and jails throughout Evansville and the surrounding counties.
Yes. After-hours and emergency appointments are available by request when scheduling allows. Calling or texting does not guarantee immediate availability.
Your unsigned document and a valid government-issued photo ID for each signer. Don't sign until we meet, since most notarizations require signing in the notary's presence.
Evansville and all of Vanderburgh County, plus Warrick, Gibson, and Posey counties. Eligible signers may use remote online notarization while the notary is physically in Indiana.
Yes. We notarize power of attorney documents when the signer has valid ID, understands the document, and is signing willingly. We cannot draft documents or give legal advice.
Yes. Jail notarizations are available by appointment and depend on the facility's identification, visitation, and document rules.
Mobile appointments in Southern Indiana, including after-hours requests when scheduling allows.