No. Kansas notaries cannot select the notarial act for you. If you're unsure which type you need, contact the person or organization requesting the notarization for guidance.

If your document requires an acknowledgment, witnessed signature, oath or affirmation, or will notarization, we can help. If you're unsure what your document requires, please contact the person or organization requesting the notarization.

Appointments are based on availability. Check our online schedule or give us a call to find a time that works for you.

Bring the document to be notarized and an acceptable form of identification. Depending on the notarial act, additional signers or witnesses may also need to be present.

A current government-issued ID with a photograph and signature, such as a driver’s license, state-issued ID, or passport, is generally accepted. An ID expired no more than three years may also be accepted.

Most notarial acts require the document to be signed in the notary’s presence, though there are some exceptions. If you’re unsure, wait to sign until your appointment.

Yes. All signers must be present with acceptable identification. Depending on the document, witnesses may also be required to be present.

No. If your document requires witnesses, you are responsible for having them present at the appointment.