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Alam Lule, Notary Public commissioned by the State of Texas (commission ID 135569780), with active Errors & Omissions insurance.
Notary public · San Antonio, Texas
Mobile & Bilingual Notary Public in San Antonio, Texas
Alam Lule · Commissioned Notary Public, State of Texas
Documents notarized with the legal certainty you need and the personal care your family or business deserves. Bilingual, transparent, and punctual service.
SealTX offers three ways to get your documents notarized. With Traditional Notary we meet by appointment; with Mobile Notary we travel to your home, office, hospital or nursing home; and with Online Notary you will be able to sign over secure video from wherever you are. We serve San Antonio, TX and the surrounding area in English and Spanish, notarizing documents you have already prepared, with clear pricing and the fee set by Texas law.
Texas No. 135569780
$10,000 E&O
Español · English
San Antonio, TX
I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice.
No soy abogado autorizado para ejercer la abogacía en Texas y no puedo dar asesoría legal ni cobrar honorarios por asesoría legal.
Why SealTX
Clarity, care, and confidence in every signature.
No surprises
Pricing is shared upfront so you know what to expect before booking.
At your pace, in your language
Complete service in English and Spanish, with every step explained clearly.
Clear local coverage
We serve San Antonio and the metro area, including New Braunfels, Schertz, Boerne, Universal City, and Cibolo, subject to availability.
Services
Notary services for every moment
In office, at your location, and—coming soon—online. You will always know what to expect before signing.
Traditional Notary
Signatures, powers of attorney, letters, and documents notarized at our office, same day when possible.
View detailsMobile Notary
We come to your home, office, hospital, or meeting point in San Antonio and the metro area, including New Braunfels, Schertz, Boerne, Universal City, and Cibolo, subject to availability.
View detailsOnline Notary
Fully remote, secure notarization by video that meets Texas identity and recording requirements.
View detailsLoan Signing Agent
Signing of mortgage loan packages coordinated with your lender or title company.
View detailsHow it works
Three steps. One signature backed by care.
Choose your service
Tell us what document you need and where you prefer to meet.
Pick a time
Select an available appointment from our calendar.
Sign with confidence
Bring current ID and your unsigned document.
Your document deserves more than a signature.
It deserves careful attention, verified identity, and a clear process from start to finish.
- Name
- Alam Lule, Notary Public commissioned by the State of Texas
- Commission ID
- 135569780
- E&O insurance
- Western Surety Company · $10,000
- Valid through
- 09/16/2026 — 08/31/2030
Frequently asked questions
What ID do I need?
Bring a current, unexpired government-issued photo ID that shows your photo, physical description and signature — for example a Texas driver's license, a state ID card from any U.S. state, a U.S. passport, a military ID or a valid foreign passport. If a signer has no acceptable ID, Texas law may allow identification through a credible witness who personally knows the signer. Contact us before the appointment so we can confirm what will work.
Can you notarize a Power of Attorney?
Yes. We can notarize the signature on a power of attorney that you or your attorney have already prepared. The person granting the powers must appear in person with valid ID and sign willingly in front of the notary. As a Texas Notary Public who is not an attorney, we cannot draft the document, choose the form or explain what powers it grants; for that, please consult a licensed Texas attorney.
How much does a notary cost in Texas?
Texas law sets the maximum fee for each notarial act. Most acknowledgments and jurats are $10 for the first signature and $1 for each additional signature. An online notarization may add up to $25, for a $35 maximum. Mobile visits include a separate travel fee, a business charge that we always confirm with you before booking. We never charge more than the legal maximum for the notarial act.
Can a mobile notary come to a hospital?
Yes. We visit hospitals, rehabilitation centers and nursing homes in San Antonio and the surrounding area. We coordinate visiting rules with the facility, verify the signer's ID and speak directly with the signer to confirm they are signing willingly and know what they are signing. Same-day and urgent visits are often available; the urgent or after-hours fee is listed on our pricing page.
Do you offer Spanish-speaking notary services?
Yes. Alam Lule speaks English and Spanish and communicates directly with every signer in the language they prefer, from the first message to the final seal. This is especially helpful for families and businesses with Spanish-speaking signers. Please remember that a Texas Notary Public is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice or prepare documents, in either language.
Ready to sign with peace of mind?
Texas Commission No. 135569780 · $10,000 E&O insurance · Bilingual service
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