Virtual notary via Zoom
Alabama remote notarization for eligible documents, by appointment. Meet with Shepherd over a recorded Zoom session, then provide the original paper documents for completion. How Zoom appointments work
Notary public · Auburn, Alabama
Need something
notarized?
I'm Shepherd Wolfe, an Alabama notary public based in Auburn. Call or text me to arrange a time, choose an in-person or Zoom appointment, and confirm your fee.
In person or via Zoom · By appointment
English & Spanish communication
Services
Notarization for
everyday paperwork.
Let me know the kind of document you have and how many people need to sign. I'll confirm whether I can help before we schedule.
Ask about your documentPersonal documents
Affidavits, sworn statements, authorizations, and personal forms that require notarization.
Business documents
Acknowledgments and sworn paperwork for work, professional, or organizational needs.
Healthcare paperwork
Healthcare-related documents requiring a notarial act, with service informed by a background in community pharmacy.
Bring the complete document and any instructions from the organization requesting it. Document preparation and legal advice are not included.
About Shepherd
Auburn student.
Pharmacy technician.
Your local notary.
I'm originally from Homewood and study at Auburn University. Alongside school, I work as a Certified Pharmacy Technician, where accuracy and clear communication are part of every day.
I bring ALTA-tested Spanish proficiency to my work in community pharmacy and hold the National Seal of Biliteracy. I use Spanish regularly to help patients communicate clearly and feel more comfortable.
Outside of pharmacy and notary work, I'm a trumpeter and an Eagle Scout. My Eagle Scout service project benefited the Birmingham Humane Society.
If you would prefer to communicate in Spanish, let me know when you get in touch. Document language and appointment needs are confirmed in advance.
Before your appointment
Preparing for your visit.
For an in-person visit, use the checklist here. For Zoom appointments, we'll confirm document eligibility, identification requirements, and how to provide your original paper documents before scheduling.
Fees, meeting location, and any travel arrangements are agreed before your appointment. Please wait for signing instructions when we meet.
- The complete document, including all pages
- Valid government-issued photo identification
- Everyone whose signature needs notarizing
- Any required witnesses, confirmed in advance
- Instructions from the requesting organization
Common questions
A few things
to know.
Do you offer virtual notarization through Zoom?
Yes. Wolfe Notary offers Alabama remote notarization via Zoom for eligible documents. Shepherd must be in Alabama and the signer must be within the United States. The session is recorded and retained for seven years. Identity verification is required; unless personally known to the notary, signers need two valid government-issued IDs and an additional identity check. Original paper documents must be provided to Shepherd for completion. Contact me before booking to confirm eligibility, document delivery, and fees.
How much does an appointment cost?
Contact me with your document type, number of signers, and meeting area. I'll confirm the fee and any agreed travel arrangements before you book.
Can we meet at my location?
Include your preferred meeting area when you contact me. Location and travel arrangements depend on availability and must be confirmed in advance.
Can you help with a document in Spanish?
Yes. I offer Spanish communication backed by ALTA-tested language proficiency and experience assisting Spanish-speaking pharmacy patients. Let me know your document's language and the help you need before booking so we can confirm the appropriate service.
Can you tell me which form I need?
For choosing a legal form, preparing a document, or legal advice, contact an attorney or the organization requesting your paperwork. I can discuss scheduling and the requested notarial act.
Where can I check Alabama notary information?
You can find general information and public notary records through the Alabama Secretary of State. My commission certificate is linked above.
Contact Wolfe Notary
Let's arrange
your appointment.
Call, text, or email me with your document type, preferred date, number of signers, and whether you prefer an in-person or Zoom appointment.
Appointments are confirmed directly with me. Please share scheduling details only; bring sensitive documents to your confirmed visit.