Yes, many offices schedule notarization for several team members at once. Just let us know the number of documents and signers when booking.

Credit unions receive comprehensive documentation within 24-48 hours including timestamped photographs of the vehicle exterior, interior, and VIN location, detailed condition assessment reports documenting any damage or modifications, GPS-verified location coordinates, and professional verification of borrower contact attempts with witness documentation.

Our reports include vehicle identification verification confirming make, model, year, color, and VIN accuracy against loan documents, odometer readings and mileage verification, title status confirmation and lien holder verification, license plate and registration status documentation, and photographic evidence of any after-market modifications affecting vehicle value.

Legal compliance documentation includes proper notice delivery attempts, right-to-cure notification protocols, borrower contact verification with date and time stamps, witness statements for contact attempts, and address verification confirming current residence status.

Vehicle recovery can proceed immediately upon court approval. Our documentation meets Nevada legal standards for repossession proceedings and has been successfully used in over 500 vehicle recovery cases. The comprehensive evidence package typically accelerates court approval by 3-5 days compared to internal verification attempts.

Recovery coordination includes access route assessment for tow truck logistics, neighborhood security evaluation for safe recovery, storage location documentation for vehicle accessibility, and professional liaison with repossession agents ensuring smooth recovery operations.

Lake Mead Mobile Notary maintains E&O insurance covering all verification services and provides court testimony when required. Our professional documentation has helped credit unions successfully recover over $8.5 million in vehicle collateral while maintaining legal compliance throughout the process.

You must present a valid, government-issued photo ID. Acceptable forms include a driver’s license, U.S. passport, or military ID. The ID must be current or issued within the past 5 years, per Nevada state law.