Notary Services at Bexar County Jails, Prisons & Immigration Detention Centers

Available 24/7 across San Antonio and all of Bexar County.

247Notary.pro coordinates notary visits at Bexar County's jail and detention facilities, and at the region's immigration processing centers. Every facility sets its own rules on visitation, ID verification and how a notary is added to an approved list — we handle that coordination and tell you exactly what's required before the appointment. See our Jail & Detention Center Notary and Power of Attorney & Wills pages for more on the documents we handle.

Bexar County Adult Detention Center

The Bexar County Adult Detention Center at 200 N. Comal St, San Antonio, run by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, is the county's main jail. We coordinate notary visits for powers of attorney, bond and bail-related affidavits, and family or custody paperwork for inmates here.

Central Texas Detention Facility

The Central Texas Detention Facility at 218 S. Laredo St, San Antonio, is operated by GEO Group under a U.S. Marshals Service intergovernmental agreement, primarily housing federal pretrial detainees. We coordinate notary visits within its federal visitation procedures.

Fabian Dale Dominguez Unit (TDCJ State Jail)

The Fabian Dale Dominguez Unit, a Texas Department of Criminal Justice state jail at 6535 Cagnon Road in southwest Bexar County, houses state jail felony offenders. We notarize powers of attorney and family paperwork for residents here, working within TDCJ's visitation and notary-access rules.

South Texas ICE Processing Center (Pearsall)

The South Texas ICE Processing Center at 566 Veteran Drive in Pearsall (Frio County), operated by GEO Group for ICE, is about an hour southwest of San Antonio. We notarize immigration-related declarations and powers of attorney for detainees and their families, and plan for the extra distance and lead time this facility's approval process requires.

Karnes County Immigration Processing Center

The Karnes County Immigration Processing Center at 409 FM 1144 in Karnes City, also GEO Group-operated for ICE, currently operates as a family detention center. We coordinate notarizations for powers of attorney, custody arrangements and immigration paperwork for families held here.

How It Works

  1. Call with the facility name, the detainee's full legal name, and their booking or ID number.
  2. We confirm that facility's specific notary-visit and document rules, which can require advance approval.
  3. Provide the document in advance if the facility requires it before a visit is scheduled.
  4. Your notary completes the visit according to that facility's procedures.

Pricing

Detention-facility visits are billed as the statutory notarial fee plus a travel/coordination charge that can vary with facility requirements — see our pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

How far in advance do I need to schedule a notary visit to a jail or detention facility?

As early as possible. Every facility on this page has its own visitor-list or attorney/notary-approval process, and Pearsall and Karnes City are far enough from San Antonio that travel time adds to the lead time needed. Call us and we'll tell you exactly what the specific facility requires.

Do you notarize documents for family detention cases at Karnes County?

Yes. Karnes County Immigration Processing Center currently operates as a family detention center, and we coordinate notarizations there for powers of attorney, custody paperwork and immigration declarations.

Is the Central Texas Detention Facility an immigration facility?

Not currently. It stopped housing ICE detainees in 2022 and now operates under a U.S. Marshals Service agreement, primarily for federal pretrial detention — we still coordinate notary visits there, but for federal criminal cases rather than immigration matters.

Need this handled now?

Call or text and a notary will confirm your appointment — 24 hours a day.

(210) 972-8667

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Information reviewed: August 23, 2026

Official references: Bexar County official site · Texas Department of Criminal Justice · U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Page revised: September 8, 2026

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