Maureen Lydon, Neponset Valley Notaries

04/08/2026

Lately the Department of Labor is having all professional licensed individuals undergo a CORI. These need to be notarized. I do have these documents and can notarize them for anyone in Massachusetts. Give me a call if you think you might need that. 617-462-9104

02/03/2026

05/08/2025

If you need something Notarized here are the Top 10 Notarization Tips Specific to Massachusetts:

Bring a valid photo ID (MA driver's license, passport, or other government-issued ID).

Do not sign the document until you're in front of the notary.

Massachusetts notaries can perform acknowledgments, jurats, and copy certifications (with limitations).

Verify if your document requires witnesses and bring them—Massachusetts notaries may not always provide them.

Notaries must keep a journal—ensure your notarization is recorded accurately.

Remote notarization is allowed under certain conditions (via video conferencing).

Massachusetts notaries cannot certify vital records or government-issued documents.

Know the maximum fee allowed in MA is typically $1.25 per signature. Mobile Notaries (like myself) will charge for travel fees.

Notaries must identify the type of notarization and may decline if it’s unclear—be prepared to clarify.

Check that the notary's commission is current and valid in Massachusetts.

09/25/2024

Officially a Massachusetts Mobile Notary Public. Working on a website, but see below a list of some of the documents I can Notarize at your convenience:

*Affidavits - Written statements confirmed by oath.
*Power of Attorney - Documents authorizing someone to act on another's behalf.
*Wills - Last testamentary documents (though notarization is often not mandatory).
*Deeds - Real estate documents, such as property transfers.
*Contracts - Agreements between parties requiring notarization.
Loan Documents - Forms related to personal or business loans.
*Court Documents - Certain filings and pleadings that require notarization.
*Medical Directives - Health care proxies and living wills.
*Verification of Identity - Forms requiring confirmation of identity.
*Business Documents - Such as articles of incorporation or partnership agreements.
*Consent Forms - For minors or other legal purposes.
*Transcripts - Academic or legal transcripts that require certification.
* I-9 - Verify identification for citizenship or legal right to work in USA