About Me

Hello, I'm Sanedra Staley, a dedicated notary public with a passion for serving my community. Since 2021, I've been proudly serving individuals and businesses with my notary expertise. What truly ignites my joy is officiating weddings – being a part of such a special moment in people's lives is a privilege like no other. With over 30 five-star Google reviews, my commitment to providing exceptional service is evident in the smiles of my satisfied clients. Drawing from more than two decades of community service and nine years in property management, I bring a wealth of experience and professionalism to every interaction. Let's make your notary experience remarkable together."

Why We Stand Out

  • "Sanedra provided a seamless business experience! Time was of the essence for me and she provided same-day availability. She is very considerate, courteous, knowledgeable, and punctual. Sanedra is my first choice!"

    Jeanyne Johnson

  • "Great customer service! I called in the evening time with an emergency situation. Ms Sanedra was able to swiftly execute our request and we were able to send off our documents in time to close on our home. Will highly recommend!"

    Nicholas Nesbit

  • Best mobile notary around Sumter! Very quick and accommodating. Grant Notary Services is my go to for all of my notary needs."

    Allison Holloman

  • "She married my husband and I last year. Sanedra was very professional and kind. I loved that she was super responsive and readily available for our special day."

    Rin Maria

FAQs

What a notarization mean?

1. That when the notarial act occurred, the notary was lawfully commissioned, serving a current term, was not suspended, performed the notarization within the State of South Carolina, and that the notarization was done according to law;

2. That the person whose signature was notarized did not appear to be incompetent, lacking understanding of the transaction requiring the notarial act, or acting involuntarily, under duress, or undue influence;

How much can a notary public legally charge?

Pursuant to S.C. Code of Laws §26-1-100(A), notaries public may charge up to $5.00 per notarial act.

In addition to fees for notarial acts, a notary public may charge for travel if the fee is agreed upon in advance between the notary and the party requesting the notarial act,

Can a notary public backdate or post date documents?

Under no circumstances should a notary public include a date other than the current date of the signing. Backdating is both unethical and, more importantly, illegal.

Is a notary public permitted to provide legal advice?

We cannot offer you legal advice, but we can answer questions about practical or administrative issues.

What are acceptable forms of identification?

Acceptable forms of identification are current unexpired State issued driver’s license, State issued identification card, U.S Military ID, U.S passport issued by the U.S department of state, permanent resident card or “green” card issued by the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services.