Mobile Notary & Apostille — Maryland Contact ☎ (202) 875-6829
The United States Capitol at dusk, in nearby Washington DC

Maryland

Mobile Notary & Apostille Services You Can Trust

Ronit Lytvak is a notary public commissioned in Maryland who comes to you — home, office, hospital or courthouse steps — across Maryland. Apostille for documents from all 50 states and at the federal level, handled end to end.

  • MD-Commissioned Notary
  • 5.0 ★ · 136 Google Reviews
  • E&O Insured
  • Same-Day Often Available

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Quick Answer

RL Notary and Apostille Services is the practice of Ronit Lytvak, a Maryland state-commissioned mobile notary public and Certified Signing Agent. She serves Maryland with appointments from 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM, seven days a week, and same-day visits are often available. Services include mobile notarization, apostille and authentication for documents from all 50 states, U.S. Department of State (federal) apostille, loan signings, certified translations in Hebrew, Russian and Spanish, wedding officiating, and hospital and home visits — in English, Russian, Hebrew and Spanish.

Services

Notary & Apostille Services

From a single signature to a full apostille chain, every appointment is handled personally by Ronit — correctly, the first time.

Mobile Notary Services

Mobile Notary Services

We come to you — home, office, hospital or anywhere in DC & Maryland

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Apostille — All 50 States

Apostille — All 50 States

State apostille & authentication for documents used abroad — whatever state issued your document

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Federal Apostille (U.S. Department of State)

Federal Apostille (U.S. Department of State)

Authentication of federal documents — FBI background checks and agency records — through the U.S. Department of State in Maryland

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Certified Document Translation

Certified Document Translation

Certified translations between English and Hebrew, Russian or Spanish — for USCIS, courts, universities and employers

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Wedding Officiant Services

Wedding Officiant Services

Personal civil wedding ceremonies across Maryland — in English, Russian, Hebrew or Spanish

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Loan Signing Services

Loan Signing Services

Certified signing agent for purchases, refinances and HELOCs — trusted by title companies and lenders

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I-9 Employment Verification

I-9 Employment Verification

In-person Form I-9 completion for remote hires — Section 2 done correctly, anywhere in the region

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Estate Planning Documents

Estate Planning Documents

Wills, powers of attorney and healthcare directives — witnessed and notarized at your home or bedside

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Business & Corporate Notarization

Business & Corporate Notarization

Corporate resolutions, contracts and vendor documents — notarized at your office, on your schedule

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Hospital & Home Visits

Hospital & Home Visits

Bedside and at-home signings for patients and families — handled gently, coordinated with the facility

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Apostille by State

Apostille in All 50 States

An apostille has to come from the state that issued your document. Pick your state on the map and see exactly who issues it — and how we handle the whole process for you.

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Maryland

Maryland Commission & Federal Work

Ronit is commissioned as a notary public in Maryland (Prince George's County) and is Maryland-authorized for Remote Online Notarization (RON), so Maryland signings can happen in person anywhere in the state — or by secure video. Maryland-issued documents are apostilled by the Maryland Secretary of State in Annapolis; federal documents are authenticated by the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC, and embassy legalization is coordinated for non-Hague countries.

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Washington DC — the Capitol and monuments, minutes from our Maryland base

Evening light over Maryland — Maryland apostille filings run to Annapolis, and federal authentication to nearby Washington DC.

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How It Works

How It Works

1

Book Your Appointment

Call, text or send the form. Tell us the document, the place and the time — you get a written quote and a confirmed slot, often the same day.

2

Ronit Comes to You

Your notary travels to your home, office, hospital or any convenient location in Maryland.

3

Sign & Seal

Bring a valid photo ID and sign in front of the notary. Identity is verified, the signature witnessed, and the certificate and seal completed on the spot.

4

Apostille & Delivery

For documents going abroad, we handle clerk certification, the state or federal apostille, and return or courier delivery — tracked at every step.

Commissioned, Insured & Certified

Commissioned, Insured & Certified

  • Maryland State-Commissioned Notary PublicPrince George's County · Commission expires Feb 12, 2029
  • Certified Signing AgentNotaries.com — Professional Signing Agent
  • E&O InsuredHuckleberry — insured since Dec 3, 2025
  • Maryland RON AuthorizedRemote Online Notarization under Maryland law
  • Professional Association of Notaries PublicActive member

About

Meet Ronit Lytvak

Ronit serves clients across Prince George's, Montgomery, Howard and Anne Arundel counties, Maryland. Whether it is a routine acknowledgment, a complex real estate closing or a sensitive healthcare directive, she brings accuracy, discretion and genuine care to every signing — and explains each step in your language: English, Russian, Hebrew or Spanish.

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Ronit Lytvak, Maryland notary public and apostille agent

Service Areas

Serving Maryland

Same-day appointments work across the whole Maryland service area — from Beltsville through Prince George's, Montgomery and Howard counties to Baltimore, Annapolis and Frederick. Apostille work is different: documents are accepted from all 50 states and routed to each issuing state's Secretary of State (Maryland documents go to the Maryland Secretary of State in Annapolis), and federal documents are handled with the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can a mobile notary come to me?

Same-day visits are often available throughout Maryland. Appointments run 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM, seven days a week, including evenings, weekends and holidays. Call or text (202) 875-6829 to confirm the next available time.

What identification do I need to bring?

A current, unexpired government-issued photo ID — a passport, driver's license, consular ID or government non-driver ID. Under Maryland law a credible witness can also help establish identity when a signer has no ID.

Can you apostille a document issued in another state?

Yes. Apostille must be issued by the state where the document originates, and we handle documents from all 50 states — including any notarization and county clerk certification needed first — and coordinate the filing with that state's Secretary of State for you.

What about federal documents, like an FBI background check?

Federal documents are authenticated by the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC, not by a state. We prepare and submit FBI background checks and other federal agency documents for federal apostille (authentication) and keep you updated on the timeline.

Do you speak my language?

Ronit works in English, Russian, Hebrew and Spanish, and provides certified translations between English and Hebrew, Russian or Spanish. For other languages we can coordinate a qualified interpreter.

How do I get a price for my appointment?

Call or text with your location, document type and preferred time, and you will receive a written quote before the appointment. All fees are disclosed in writing and agreed before any service begins.

Request an Appointment

Tell us what you need — we reply with a written quote and the next available time.

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Schedule Your Notary Visit

We come to you — home, office, hospital, anywhere in Maryland. Same-day visits are often available.