📞 Notary Jayme Chacón
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Welcome to Online Notary Houston Texas

We provide fast, secure, and 100% legal notary services in Texas.

Your signature, our guarantee – anytime, anywhere.

  • About Us

    About Us

    At Online Notary Houston Texas, we are proud to offer a modern, efficient, and highly secure approach to notarization — without sacrificing the personal attention and professionalism you deserve. Founded and led by Jayme ChacĂłn, a commissioned Texas Notary Public, our mission is to simplify the notarization process for individuals, families, and businesses across the Lone Star…

  • Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Affidavit in Texas

    Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Affidavit in Texas

    An affidavit is a sworn statement of facts, written and signed by the person making it (the “affiant”), and notarized to confirm its authenticity. In Texas, affidavits are often used in legal, financial, and personal matters. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Title the Document Clearly label it as “Affidavit” at the top of the page.…

  • Avoid These 7 Common Notary Mistakes

    Avoid These 7 Common Notary Mistakes

    A notary public plays a critical role in verifying the authenticity of documents and preventing fraud. However, even experienced notaries can make errors that may lead to legal issues, delays, or invalid documents. Here are 7 common mistakes notaries should avoid: 1. Failing to Verify Identity Properly Always check a valid, government-issued photo ID. Do…

  • What You Need for a Power of Attorney in Texas

    What You Need for a Power of Attorney in Texas

    A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows someone you trust (your “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”) to make decisions and act on your behalf. In Texas, a POA can be used for financial matters, medical decisions, real estate transactions, and more. Whether you’re planning ahead for the future or need someone to act…

  • Top 5 Differences Between Online and Traditional Notaries

    Top 5 Differences Between Online and Traditional Notaries

    Notarization is an essential step to make many documents legally valid and enforceable. In Texas, you can choose between a traditional (in-person) notary or an online notary. Both options serve the same legal purpose, but the process, convenience, and requirements can be very different. Here are the top 5 differences you should know before deciding…