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Send this and we will call you back to confirm the details. If it is urgent, the phone is faster — someone answers it.
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A dedicated specialist answers this number. You will not be routed through a call center, and you will not be quoted a price you have not agreed to.
We come to you, so there is no office visit to arrange. If you cannot talk — a meeting, a commute, a busy day — text the same number instead.
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- By appointment, including evenings and weekends
- Where we travel
- Serving homeowners in all 50 states
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Nothing here is a commitment. It is enough to tell us the document and the neighborhood; we work the rest out on the call.
What happens to what you send is set out in our privacy policy.
Before you send it
The things people ask us first
13 more questions are answered in full on the FAQ page.
Can you tell me which document I need?
We will explain what each document does and what it asks you to sign. We cannot tell you which one to choose — that is a legal question, and choosing for you would be practicing law without a license. If your call turns out to be one of those, we will say so on the call rather than guess.
What happens to my documents after notarization?
You keep your originals. We make the copies you ask for, mail anything that has to be mailed, and retain only the notarial journal record the law requires us to keep.
Do I have to sign a contract or pay a retainer?
No. Direct Deeds works on simple per-transaction pricing — you pay for the service you need. No subscription, no retainer, no minimum.
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We come to you
Prefer we come to you? Our mobile service is available as a premium upgrade — wherever is convenient, on your schedule.
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No contract
Simple per-transaction pricing. No subscription, no retainer, no minimum.
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Evenings and weekends
By appointment, because the paperwork rarely waits for business hours.
Or skip the form
It is usually quicker to just call.
Tell us what has to be protected and where you are. You will know on that call what is involved, what we need from you, and whether you need an attorney rather than a notary.
