Carrollton, TX · 4.6 miles from Addison
Carrollton is 4.6 driving miles from Addison, and it is one of the few cities in the metroplex split across three counties. That last fact matters more than the distance: whether your deed records in Dallas, Denton or Collin County depends on which side of a line your address sits, and we confirm it before the appointment rather than after.
Distance from Addison
4.6 driving miles
Counties
Dallas, Denton and Collin: Carrollton spans all three
ZIP codes
75006, 75007, 75010
Where documents record
Dallas County Clerk, North Dallas branch, 10056 Marsh Lane, Dallas 75229 · Denton County Clerk, 1450 E McKinney St, Denton 76209 (Lewisville annex, 400 N Valley Pkwy) · Collin County Clerk, 2300 Bloomdale Rd, McKinney 75071
Population
133,434 (2020 Census)
Local note
Carrollton is home to one of the largest Korean communities in the South, centred on the area known as Koreatown Carrollton
Carrollton sits 4.6 driving miles west of Addison. With 133,434 residents at the 2020 Census it is one of the larger cities we cover, and it is unusual in a way that directly affects paperwork: Carrollton is split across Dallas, Denton and Collin counties, so the clerk who records your document is determined by your address, not by the city name on your mail.
This is the question that trips up Carrollton signers more than any other, and it has three possible answers:
A notarization is valid anywhere in Texas regardless of county, so the county question is about recording, not about the notarial act itself. But a warranty deed sent to the wrong clerk comes back, and the delay lands on the signer. We ask for the property address up front and tell you which office it belongs to.
Carrollton's employer base is broad rather than dominated by a single name: Cencora, Halliburton, Thomson Reuters and Securus Technologies all have a presence here, and the city is the corporate home of FASTSIGNS International and Heelys. That mix produces steady business paperwork: corporate resolutions, vendor and lease agreements, affidavits, and signature pages for transactions whose schedule is set somewhere else entirely.
It is also a healthcare stop. Carrollton Regional Medical Center at 4343 N Josey Lane is the hospital people mean when they call about a bedside signing, and hospital appointments are their own discipline: a medical power of attorney or a durable power of attorney signed in a hospital room requires a signer who is alert, understands what is in front of them and is signing of their own free will. If that is not the case, we say so and stop. Nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities and memory-care residences around Carrollton bring the same work and the same care.
Carrollton is home to one of the largest Korean communities in the South, in the district widely known as Koreatown Carrollton, alongside a large Spanish-speaking population. That shapes how we work here. Every page on this site exists in English and Spanish, we take calls and texts in both, and we are used to appointments where the signer prefers one language and the documents are printed in another. One rule never bends: the signer has to understand what they are signing, in their own language. If they do not, the right answer is to pause the appointment, not to push through it. We notarize documents you provide; we do not prepare, draft, select or advise on documents, and we do not translate them.
Carrollton appointments land in every setting the city offers: houses across 75006, 75007 and 75010; offices along the I-35E and Josey Lane corridors; coffee shops around Historic Downtown Carrollton and Carrollton Square; the Trinity Mills area; and hospital and care-facility rooms. Evenings and weekends are usually available. Carrollton (75006, 75007 and 75010) is in Zone 2, so for individuals the visit fee is $25, charged once per visit, plus the $10 State fee per notarization: $35 for one notarization, $45 for two; an evening or weekend visit adds $20. The ZIP box in the calculator on pricing gives the exact zone for your address, and the written quote confirms it. The total is quoted in writing before anything is booked.
State notarial fees are set by Texas Government Code § 406.024 and § 406.111. Travel and convenience fees are separate and are not notarial fees.
Gwen holds a separate Texas online notary public commission, so many Carrollton documents can be handled in a remote audio-video session without anyone driving anywhere. There is one firm limit: wills, codicils and testamentary trusts cannot be notarized remotely in Texas and must be signed in person. For anything in the estate binder, a traveling appointment is not the convenient option; it is the only one. If your document is headed overseas, note that only the Texas Secretary of State issues an apostille; see apostille for what happens after the notarization.
Tell us the document, the address and when you need it. Call or text us, or send the details through contact, and we will confirm the county, the fee and a time.
For anyone who cannot get to a notary: we meet you at your home, office, hospital room, care facility or a quiet coffee shop, or you meet us in…
From $15 $10 State fee per notarization, plus one visit fee per visit: $5 at our Addison meeting spot, $15 anywhere in Addison, $25 Zone 2, $45 Zone 3.
For signers who are out of town, out of state or simply short on time: a secure audio-video session with a Texas-commissioned online notary public…
From $35 $25 online fee + $10 State fee per notarization. No visit fee.
For title companies, escrow officers, lenders, signing services, and for buyers and sellers who hire us directly. Purchase, refinance, reverse…
$150 flat Flat per signing within about 20 driving miles, printing included. Return shipping on the title company's prepaid label.
For families putting estate paperwork in order: wills and self-proving affidavits, durable financial powers of attorney, and medical powers of…
From $15 $10 State fee per notarization, plus one visit fee (from $5). You bring any witnesses.
For families arranging paperwork at a bedside: hospitals, skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care and hospice. We coordinate with the…
From $50 $10 State fee per notarization, plus the visit fee for your zone and $25 for the facility visit. You bring any witnesses.
For anyone sending a Texas document to another country: marriage papers, powers of attorney, school records, corporate documents and adoption files…
$95 per document Our handling fee, plus the State's $15 fee and postage at cost. Any notarization is extra.
No commitment. You get the appointment time and the full cost in writing, the notarial fee and the travel fee itemized separately, before anything is booked.
We reply as soon as we can, usually the same business day.
