Mobile Notary
On-site notary services at VHC Health — a 453-bed Magnet®-designated teaching hospital with 5-star CMS rating. Power of attorney, advance directives, real estate documents notarized at the bedside.

Our mobile notary comes directly to VHC Health — a 453-bed teaching hospital and Level II Trauma Center in Arlington — and meets you at the patient's bedside, in any unit, or in a waiting area. With Magnet® designation for nursing excellence and a 5-star CMS quality rating, VHC Health serves the Arlington, Falls Church, and greater Northern Virginia communities.
We navigate the campus quickly and handle bedside notarizations for patients in any condition — from post-surgery recovery to intensive care. Whether you need a power of attorney signed during an unexpected admission, an advance directive completed before a procedure, or real estate documents that can't wait — we handle it on-site so no one has to leave the hospital.
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✓ Valid government-issued photo ID for every signer
✓ All documents printed and ready — DO NOT sign before the notary arrives
✓ Witnesses if required (we can provide)
✓ Patient must be conscious and able to understand the document
✓ Check in at entry kiosk with government ID — visitor badge required
✓ Provide building, floor, and room number when booking

Most hospitals, including VHC Health, do not have a notary available for patients and visitors. Hospital staff who happen to be notaries typically only handle internal medical paperwork. For power of attorney, advance directives, real estate documents, and other personal legal matters, you need a mobile notary. We come to any unit at VHC Health, same-day, including after hours. Call (202) 247-0837 to schedule.
Yes. We provide mobile notary services at VHC Health 7 days a week, including weekends, evenings, and holidays. Hospital situations do not wait for business hours. Call (202) 247-0837 to schedule a same-day visit or use our free document pre-check online. We can typically arrive within 2-4 hours.
Virginia law does not strictly require notarization for advance directives, but strongly recommends it for maximum legal protection. A notarized advance directive is less likely to be challenged. If you are at VHC Health and want your directive notarized, our mobile notary can handle it at the bedside, same-day.
We accept credit cards, Zelle, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash, checks, and other secure online payment options. Final pricing is provided after we review your documents.
