SERVICE CHARGE

• Per Notarize Signature, per person: $15 

• Mobile Notary Fees: $40 to $100 for time and travel (as shown below in "Areas Serviced")

• Administer Oath: $15

• Witness Signing: $50+

• Nursing Facility/Medical Facility: $75+

• Loan Documents:

(Sellers, Purchase, Refi., HELOC): $150+  

(Reverse Mortgage): $250+

(Real Estate E-docs): $25 per set

• General Printing: $0.20 per page

• Estate Planning Documents: $150 - $300 - (for each individual set) fees depending on the number of signers, pages and based on each set

  • Living Trust

  • Power of Attorneys

  • Advanced Medical Directive 

**It is highly recommended to speak with an attorney prior to seeking notarizations on Estate Planning Documents. This service should be advised by an attorney only.**

• Jail/Prison: $250 (includes travel fee, up to 2 signatures, $15 per additional signature)

• Holiday Convenience Fee: $20 during Holidays

WHAT TO BRING TO NOTARY APPOINTMENT:

*All complete, unsigned documents that need to be notaried (and all pages of each.) Bring unsigned documents since some notarized signatures require a verbal oath and a notary to witness signature(s) from (signer(s.)

*Current government issued Identification card (ID) that has been issued within the past five (5) years [per Civil Code Section 118(C)(3)&(4).]

Appropriate ID's for all signers: 

• CA Drivers license or CA state ID card

• U.S. Passport or U.S. passport card

Other acceptable forms of ID's but needs: photograph of individual, physical description, signature, and serial (identifying) number.  If the ID doesn't contain all of these then the ID will not be accepted.

• Foreign Passport card 

• Drivers license or ID card issued by another state 

• Inmate ID card (for inmates currently in custody)

• Inmate bracelet (issued by Sheriffs department, for inmates currently in custody)

• Consular card 

• Military ID 

• CA state or city employee card 

• Tribal card 

2 Credible Witnesses accepted as form of ID:

If you do not have proper Identification from above list then you will need 2 credible witnesses that personally know you (with valid ID's for each credible witness.)   The 2 credible witnesses must personally know the signer, cannot be named in the document(s), and cannot have financial or beneficial interest in the document(s.)

*All signers of sound mind; fully understand the document and why they are signing.

*All signers willing to sign the document on own accord.

MEET UP LOCATIONS

I am a mobile notary so I travel to you.  

We can meet at any safe public location: 

• local library,

• coffee shop,

• offices

• business,

• your workplace,

• hotel lobby,

• doctors offices,

• assisted living facilities,

• hospitals,

or any mutually agreed upon location.  

I look forward to doing business with you!