ELITE NOTARY & PRESTIGE OFFICIANTS LLC
4.5
Serves Rolla, MO
2 years in business
I have been a notary for over 8 years and became certified to be a loan servicing agent. I’m also an ordained minister. Let me help you make life easier. I travel to you 24/7 7 days a week. Contact me today. I am a reliable and organized notary specializing in legal documents, mortgages, refinancing, loan modifications anything else that needs a stamp I’m your gal. I hope you will choose me to be a part of your special day. I truly enjoy meeting couples and making the ceremony special and personal for you. I enjoy hearing about you as a couple and how you fell in love. I am happy to help the LGBTQ community. I don’t judge who you love or how you live. Everyone deserves to be happy with their person
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I Do Weddings by Jalen
4.5
Serves Rolla, MO
14 years in business
I’m a trans (he/they) officiant and notary located in Springfield (Missouri). I’m also registered to officiate in Arkansas. I’m a combat veteran and I’ve been officiating part-time since I got out of the military in 2011.
JUST TO CLARIFY, I AM NOT A NOTARY WITH ARKANSAS. ONLY MISSOURI. And can only do it around the Springfield area. I can travel, but it would cost you more in mileage
I’ve been re-branding so all of my reviews on my previous thumbtack account are gone. You can find me and more reviews on Facebook as well as Wedding Wire and The Knot.
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1. What services do wedding officiants provide?
Wedding officiants legally conduct marriage ceremonies, customize vows, and help coordinate the ceremony structure.
2. Can I have a non-religious or personalized ceremony?
Yes, many officiants offer secular, personalized, or themed ceremonies tailored to your preferences.
3. How much does a wedding officiant typically cost?
Fees usually range from $150 to $500 depending on experience, location, and ceremony complexity.
4. Do wedding officiants handle the legal paperwork?
Yes, most officiants assist with signing and filing marriage licenses according to local laws.
5. How far in advance should I book a wedding officiant?
It's recommended to book at least 1 to 3 months before your wedding date to ensure availability.
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