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Mobile Notary Public Services

Need a document notarized at your home, office or another convenient location?

Our mobile notary service provides professional notarial services throughout the service area, subject to availability and California notarial requirements.

Convenient Travel Directly to You

Professional Execution for Time-Sensitive Documents

Avoid traffic and parking delays. Our California commissioned notaries travel to corporate offices, hospitals, assisted living centers, residences, and escrow branches across Oakland, San Francisco, and the Greater Bay Area.

Call (510) 879-6991
Official California notarized legal documents and embossed seal

Mobile Notary Services May Include

Powers of Attorney (POA)

Financial, healthcare, durable, and limited powers of attorney.

Affidavits & Declarations

Sworn statements, jurats, and declarations executed under oath.

Real Estate Documents

Deeds of trust, grant deeds, refinancing packages, and closing forms.

Business Contracts

Corporate resolutions, partnership agreements, bills of sale, and NDA executions.

Trusts & Estate Planning

Living trusts, amendments, certifications of trust, and beneficiary designations.

Medical Directives

Living wills, HIPAA authorizations, and advance healthcare directives.

Personal Documents

Parental travel consents, domestic partnership filings, and vital record requests.

Other Eligible Documents

Any lawful instrument requiring an acknowledgment or jurat under California law.

Signer Preparation

What Signers Should Have Ready

Typically, signers should have the following prepared at the time of appointment:

1. Complete Document

The entire, complete document requiring notarization (with no missing pages or blanks). Do NOT sign beforehand.

2. Acceptable Photo ID

Unexpired government-issued photo ID (CA Driver License, State ID, U.S. Passport, Foreign Passport stamped by USCIS).

3. Required Witnesses

Any required non-interested witnesses (with their own valid photo identification) if stipulated by the document.

4. Receiving Instructions

Any specific instructions supplied by the receiving organization, title company, or foreign jurisdiction.

California Statutory Notary Disclosure

A notary public cannot provide legal advice or determine whether a document is legally sufficient. For legal advice regarding contracts, wills, trusts, or immigration, please consult a licensed attorney.

Need a Mobile Notary Servicingday?

Serving Alameda, San Francisco, Contra Costa, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties.

(510) 879-6991