KY Notary Public Services

Notary Public – Commonwealth of Kentucky

Hello, I’m Eduardo Cedeno Milan.

Since 2024, I have provided reliable, private, and secure notary services throughout Kentucky — both in-office and mobile.


Your documents are handled with utmost confidentiality, accuracy, and professionalism. Whether you need notarization for real estate, legal, financial, or personal matters, you can count on trust and integrity every step of the way.

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In the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the authority and duties of a Notary Public are established under Kentucky Revised Statutes (KRS) Chapter 423. A notary is commissioned by the Secretary of State for a four-year term and must act as an impartial witness in signing and acknowledging legal documents.

Since January 1, 2020, remote and electronic notarization have been legally recognized in Kentucky under the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA), allowing notaries to perform services securely online using approved technology. All notarial acts must be carried out with integrity, privacy, and full compliance with KRS 423.300 – 423.455.

OUR SERVICES

Acknowledgments

Verification of identity and confirmation that the signer willingly executed the document. Common in deeds, powers of attorney, and legal contracts.

Jurats

Certification that a signer swears the contents of a document are true under oath before the notary.

Oaths and Affirmations

The notary administers an oath or affirmation confirming the truthfulness of a statement or testimony.

Copy Certifications

Verification that a copy is a true and accurate reproduction of an original document, often for IDs, titles, or diplomas.

Power of Attorney

Authentication of signatures on documents granting legal or financial authority to another person.

Wills and Trusts

Authentication of estate planning documents, wills, or trust transfers.

Signature Witnessing

The notary witnesses the signer’s signature, confirms identity, and certifies the act occurred in their presence.

Real Estate Documents

Notarization of deeds, mortgages, closings, and property transfer documents

Medical Authorization Forms

Certification of medical consent forms for procedures, surgeries, or specialized care.

Affidavits

The notary certifies a written statement made under oath, often used for legal or administrative purposes.

Business Documents

Notarization of contracts, agreements, statements, or business and LLC formation documents.

School and Travel Consent Forms

Notarization of parental or guardian authorizations for minors to travel or participate in school activities.

Vehicle Title Transfer & Registration

Notarization of vehicle title transfers, duplicate title requests, and registration forms for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

Remote Online Notarization (RON)

Secure online notarial acts authorized under KRS 423.300–423.455, using digital identity verification and audio-video records.

Mobile Notary Services

Professional notarization at your home, hospital, office, or real estate closing—bringing trust and convenience to you.

Book your notary appointment in minutes — fast, easy, and secure! ... Notariza con confianza. Reserva tu espacio en línea y garantiza atención personalizada.

Book your notary appointment in minutes — fast, easy, and secure! ... Notariza con confianza. Reserva tu espacio en línea y garantiza atención personalizada.

APPOINTMENT

What Should I Bring to My Notary Appointment?

  • Examples:

    • Driver’s License

    • Passport

    • State or Military ID

    Your ID must be current, include a photo, and show a clear signature.

    • Bring the document unsigned (you’ll sign it in front of the notary).

    • Review all pages and fill in any required blanks before your appointment.

    The notary cannot prepare or edit your document.

    • Some documents require additional witnesses.

    • Check in advance if yours does and bring qualified individuals.

    Witnesses must bring valid photo ID as well.

    • Cash, card, Zelle, CashApp, or any accepted form of payment by the notary.

    Confirm accepted payment methods before your appointment.

    • Bring your confirmation email or text message showing your booking details.

    This helps verify your appointment and assigned time slot.

    • Provide a full address, parking information, or clear meeting point.

    The notary may contact you prior to arrival for directions or verification.

Important Reminder

Notaries are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice.
Please review your document carefully before your appointment.