Covering a county that is mostly spread out
Ulster County runs from the Hudson River to the Catskills, and a lot of it is a long drive from the nearest bank or shipping store with a notary on staff. A mobile notary saves the trip, which matters most for signers who cannot easily travel and for loan packages that have to be signed on a deadline.
What Ulster County clients call for most
- Refinance, HELOC, and reverse mortgage signings at rural and second-home properties
- Second-home and investment property closings where the buyer or seller is signing separately from the attorney's table
- Estate documents signed at home for older clients, on their attorney's instructions
- Student and university paperwork around New Paltz, including documents that need an apostille for study or work abroad
County offices
The Ulster County Clerk is in Kingston, the county seat. That is where land records are filed for the county.
Scheduling
The southern end of the county (Marlboro, Highland, Plattekill, Wallkill) is closest to home base and easiest to schedule on short notice. For Kingston, Saugerties, Woodstock, and Ellenville, a day's notice gets you the best choice of times.
Communities served in Ulster County
Services available in Ulster County
- Loan Signing Agent
- Mobile Notary
- Estate Planning Documents
- Apostille Service
- Field Inspections
- Wedding Officiant
- Hospital & Care Facility Signings
- Correctional Facility Signings
- I-9 Employment Verification
- Online Notarization
Ulster County notary questions
Do you travel to Kingston and Saugerties?
Yes. Northern Ulster County appointments are scheduled daily. A day's notice gives you the widest choice of times.
Can you handle a signing at a second home?
Yes. Signings at second homes and rental properties are common in Ulster County. Every signer needs to be present with current photo ID.
Is there a travel fee to Ulster County?
Travel is $25 to $50 depending on distance and is quoted up front.