Notary services
North Carolina notary services, with virtual options.
SJR Solutions provides notary services based in North Carolina, including virtual (remote) notarization where the law, your document and the receiving party allow it.
Virtual notarization
A professional notary, without the drive.
Remote notarization generally lets a signer appear before a notary through an audio-video session instead of meeting in person. Identity verification and record-keeping requirements apply under the rules that govern the notarial act.
In North Carolina
Based here, working under North Carolina law.
SJR Solutions is a North Carolina–based business providing notary services under North Carolina's rules for notarial acts.
Beyond North Carolina
Where legally permitted — confirmed case by case.
Signers or documents connected to other states may be eligible where the laws involved permit it. Because rules differ by state, document type and receiving party, availability is always confirmed first and never assumed.
How it works
Five clear steps, start to finish.
Request service
Use the contact form or call to share the type of document, where it will be used and your preferred timing.
Confirm document requirements
Before anything is scheduled, you'll confirm that your document can be notarized remotely and what the receiving party requires.
Complete identity verification and the required process
At your appointment, you'll complete identity verification and any other steps required for the notarial act.
Complete the notarization
Your document is signed and notarized according to the rules that apply to the notarial act.
Receive your completed documentation
You'll receive your completed documentation, with next steps explained if it needs to be filed or delivered.
Please confirm eligibility first.
Notary laws and remote notarization rules vary by state and by document type, and some documents or recipients may require in-person notarization. Before requesting remote notarization, please confirm with the agency, court, institution or attorney receiving your document that a remotely notarized document will be accepted.
A notary cannot give legal advice, draft legal documents or explain the contents of your document. The information on this page is general and is not legal advice.
Notary FAQ
Notary questions, answered.
Can't find what you need? Call (984) 262-3026 or email sjrsolutions@outlook.com.
Can any document be notarized virtually?
No. Some documents, agencies or receiving parties require in-person notarization, and the rules vary by jurisdiction. Eligibility for your specific document is confirmed before an appointment is scheduled.
Do you offer virtual notary services outside North Carolina?
SJR Solutions is based in North Carolina. Signers or documents connected to other states may be eligible where the laws involved permit it, but availability depends on the document, the jurisdictions and the receiving party. It is confirmed case by case, never assumed. This is general information, not legal advice.
What do I need for identity verification?
Plan to have a current, valid government-issued photo ID. The specific identity-verification steps depend on the rules that apply to your notarial act and are explained when your appointment is confirmed.
Can you help me prepare or explain my document?
A notary cannot give legal advice, draft legal documents or explain the legal effect of a document. For questions about the content of your document, please consult an attorney or the party that issued it.
What does notarization cost?
North Carolina law sets maximum fees for notarial acts. Any fees for your request are confirmed before your appointment.
Next step
Need something notarized?
Share your document type, where it will be used and your timing. Eligibility is confirmed before anything is scheduled.
