Immigration paperwork
PeNotary notarizes immigration and travel documents — consent-to-travel letters, affidavits of support, and sworn statements requiring Georgia acknowledgments or jurats. If an interpreter is needed, we can coordinate one for your appointment. We work in person only, stay within Georgia notary law, and coordinate calmly around embassy and consulate timelines.
PeNotary does not prepare immigration forms, provide immigration legal advice, or offer translation services. We notarize completed documents in person only — we do not conduct remote online notarization (RON). Confirm USCIS and consulate requirements with your attorney before booking.
Families need same-week signatures before visa interviews — we schedule around your deadline.
Cross-border relocations often demand fresh paperwork — we batch duplicates when districts ask.
HR teams often need multiple documents notarized and apostilled on a tight timeline — we coordinate with your attorney to keep everything on schedule.
Medical or financial affidavits requiring compassionate pacing — evenings available.
Email or text photos of your documents before the appointment so we can prepare the right notarization for each one.
Every signer needs a passport or government-issued photo ID. Let us know in advance if any signer won't have ID available.
We apply Georgia notary seals and certificates in English. If a document's format needs adjustments to attach the certificate, we'll work it out on-site.
You keep your signed originals. If apostille is needed, we can coordinate courier pickup. Scanned copies can be sent to your attorney or family overseas.
Immigration appointments are priced the same as our other services — $2 per notarized signature (set by Georgia law) plus a travel fee based on your location. Rush and after-hours appointments may include an additional fee, quoted before booking.
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Documents in any language can be notarized — our notary certificate is issued in English under Georgia law. If the signer needs language assistance, we can coordinate an interpreter for the appointment.
Yes — when parents or guardians execute consent-to-travel affidavits prepared by your attorney or reputable templates, we apply acknowledgments or jurats exactly as the document requires.
We can notarize signature blocks that Georgia law and USCIS instructions allow to pass through a commissioned notary — bring current USCIS wording so we confirm the correct act without offering immigration legal advice.
If signers understand the content and the notarial certificate is in English or accompanied by a translator statement your attorney approves, yes. We do not translate documents.
Passports and certain consular IDs commonly satisfy identity proof — confirm acceptable ID types with us when you book if your signer lacks a standard Georgia driver license.
No — PeNotary does not offer RON. Every immigration-adjacent act we perform is in-person within Georgia per current operational scope and brand rules.
Share flight dates and consulate letters — we prioritize appointments inside our published radius and schedule around your deadline when timelines are tight.
Attorneys needing dependable execution for affidavit bundles can brief PeNotary once and reuse the same workflow for multiple clients.
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