Statewide Virginia Closings
Virginia Closings, Wherever Your Property Is Located.
Locust Grove Title and Settlements, LLC is based in Central Virginia and handles residential, land, cash, refinance, and seller-side closings throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. Whether your property is nearby or in another Virginia county, our team is here to help coordinate the title and settlement process with clear communication and attention to detail.
Title & Settlement Services Across Virginia
Locust Grove Title and Settlements, LLC is based in Central Virginia, but our services are not limited to one county or region. We assist with closings throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia, including residential purchases, seller-side closings, refinances, cash transactions, land closings, and builder/investor transactions.
Whether the property is in a nearby community, a rural county, a city, a waterfront area, or another part of Virginia, our team can help coordinate the title and settlement process with clear communication and careful attention to detail.
Local Service Areas
Title & settlement services by location
Explore details about closings in the Virginia cities and counties we serve most often.
Have a Virginia property to close?
Send us the contract or contact our office and we'll confirm how we can help.
Signing Options for Out-of-State Clients
Flexible signing for Virginia property closings
Buying or selling a Virginia property from out of state? Relocating for work? Traveling? We close Virginia properties with mobile notary signings and eligible eNotary signing options that fit your life.
eNotary / Remote Online Closings
Remote or approved mobile notary signing may be available depending on the transaction, lender, title, and underwriting requirements. Please contact us early if you cannot attend closing in person.
Mobile Notary Signings
When in-person signing at our office isn't practical, an approved mobile notary may be able to bring documents to your home, office, or another agreed location — subject to lender and underwriting approval. Let us know early so we can arrange it.
Mobile Notary FAQ
Common questions about mobile notary signings
- Where will the notary travel to meet me?
- The notary is typically local to your area and will meet you at a location of your choosing — your home, office, a hotel, or another convenient public spot. Travel range depends on the signing service's network in your area; if you live somewhere especially remote, we'll let you know in advance whether an additional travel fee applies.
- What ID do I need to bring?
- Plan to present a current, unexpired government-issued photo ID — typically a driver's license, state ID card, U.S. passport, or military ID. The name on your ID must match the name on the closing documents. If you've recently changed your name, let us know before the signing so we can confirm what additional documentation may be needed.
- How is the appointment coordinated?
- Once your closing is scheduled, we send your signing request to an approved third-party signing service. They assign a vetted notary in your area, who will contact you directly to confirm the date, time, and meeting location. We send the closing package to the notary ahead of time, and after signing, the notary returns the executed documents to our office for recording and disbursement.