Professional Notarizations, Commanded with Precision.
Whether you need a mobile notary for a single document, a certified agent for a complex loan signing, or an expert to handle your international Apostille needs, Lions Den provides elite, legally compliant services across Texas.
General Notary Work
For all your personal and business documents. We travel to your location to provide convenient, professional notarizations for affidavits, powers of attorney, wills, contracts, and more.
- Acknowledgments & Jurats
- Oaths & Affirmations
- Copy Certifications
- And more...
Loan Signing Agent
As certified Loan Signing Agents, we facilitate real estate closings with expertise and precision. We guide signers through complex mortgage documents to ensure a smooth, error-free closing for title companies, lenders, and borrowers.
- Refinances & Purchases
- Seller & Buyer Packages
- HELOCs & Loan Modifications
Apostille Services
We are your expert partners in authenticating Texas documents for international use. Choose from our full-service Facilitation or our swift Courier service to get your documents apostilled by the Texas Secretary of State.
- Document Review & Verification
- Submission Package Preparation
- Secure Courier to Austin
Trusted By Texans
Our commitment to professionalism and legal compliance has earned us the trust of clients across the state. Don't just take our word for it—see what our clients have to say.
Read Our 5-Star Google ReviewsFrequently Asked Questions
You must bring the complete, unsigned document (if an oath is required) and a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport. Photocopies of IDs are not acceptable.
Under Texas law, if you do not have a valid photo ID, your identity can be verified through the sworn testimony of a **Credible Witness**. This is an individual who personally knows you, is not a party to the transaction, and can present their own valid ID to the notary. The notary will administer an oath to the credible witness, who will then vouch for your identity.
No. As a Texas Notary Public, I am strictly prohibited from providing legal advice or assisting in the preparation of legal documents. My role is to verify identity and witness signatures. Please consult an attorney for legal assistance.
