Listing methodology

A listing appears on this directory only when both conditions are met on the check date.

1. Public travel claim: A public business website (not a private social DM) states that the notary or business travels to the client (mobile / comes to you), and preferably names DFW-area cities.
2. Texas commission term match: The notary’s commission name (and preferably matching business email) has an unexpired term in the Texas Notary Public Commissions Open Data dataset, with an expiration date after the check date. Readers should still confirm current status in the official SOS Notary Public Search before booking.

What we publish

• Business display name, commission name, Notary ID, effective/expiration dates from Open Data.
• Public website phone/email only (not SOS residential street addresses).
• Service-area and venue claims copied or closely paraphrased from the public site, dated.

What a “commission term matched” badge means

• Means: on the stated check date, Open Data showed matching name/ID with effective and expire dates spanning that date.
• Does not mean: we completed a full disciplinary/suspension/revocation investigation, confirmed current availability, quality, or that every employee of a business is commissioned.
• Does not mean: a hospital/hospice/jail capability unless the public site explicitly claims that venue (and only those listings appear on the facility page).

What we do not do

• No star ratings, review scores, or “best of” rankings.
• No fake request forms or affiliate CTAs.
• No bulk outreach to Open Data emails.
• No listing if the public site does not identify a commissionable person we can match.

Primary verification sources: Texas Open Data — Notary Public Commissions · SOS Notary Public Search. Latest commission term recheck for included IDs: November 8, 2026 (EST / America/New_York).

Last reviewed November 8, 2026 (EST). Commission dates are dataset terms, not a live disciplinary-status certification or quality endorsement. Availability has not been confirmed.