Where Can I Get Documents Notarized in Lubbock?
Can't get divorced fast enough? You'll need a notary to really get things rolling...
I learned this the hard way when my ex showed up out of the blue, years after we'd both moved on, to finally get the paperwork handled.
Luckily, a friend of mine was a notary. I gave her a call at 9 pm, and she sped over, notarized my divorce paperwork, and finally released us both from that hellish chapter of our lives, right there at my house.
But not everyone has a pal like mine...
Where Can I Get Documents Notarized in Lubbock?
Here are a few places in town that can help you finally get your ex out of your life, or notarize whatever other important paperwork you might have.
Lubbock Public Libraries
It's free of charge, but appointments are required. Call your preferred branch to set one up.
Mail & More
Located at 3521 50th Street, Mail & More offers notary services.
PostalAnnex
You can also visit 11430 Quaker Ave. for notary services. They even offer mobile appointments depending on availability.
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The USPS Store
There are multiple locations around Lubbock that can notarize your document, but you may want to call ahead of time if you don't immediately see notarization listed on their website. Different locations may offer different services, and you don't want to show up at the wrong one.
Lubbock Mobile Notary
If you'd rather stay home and you don't have a notary friend willing to drop everything and head your way, Lubbock Mobile Notary will come to you. Appointments start at $50.
Texas Tech Health Sciences Center
You'll find walk-in notary service for the public at its Lubbock campus on weekdays.
Before You Go
Be sure to bring a valid government-issued photo ID and NEVER sign a document beforehand unless a notary specifically tells you to.
Sometimes, the only thing standing between you and freedom is a silly little stamp! Get it taken care of quickly and easily in Lubbock today, and get back out there, girl. You never needed that loser to begin with.
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