Friendly, reliable notarizations right where you are—home, office, coffee shop, or community center. We handle acknowledgments, jurats, oaths/affirmations, and more.
What we do
We serve neighbors, small businesses, schools, and community groups. Common requests include:
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Tip: Don’t sign your document ahead of time—most notarizations require signing in our presence.
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Your neighborhood
We’re part of the community—meeting you at home, work, hospitals, retirement communities, libraries, or your favorite café. Evening and weekend appointments available.
Languages: English/Spanish. ADA‑aware service. If you need special accommodations, just let us know when booking.
At a glance
| Act | What it is | Max Fee (CA) |
|---|---|---|
| Acknowledgment | We verify identity and willingness; you acknowledge signing. | $15 per signature |
| Jurat | You swear/affirm the statement is true, then sign in our presence. | $15 per signature |
| Oath/Affirmation | We administer an oath or affirmation. | $15 |
| Certified Copy (POA) | Certified copy of a power of attorney. | $15 |
| Vote‑by‑mail materials | Ballot envelope or other election materials. | $0 |
Note: California requires personal appearance for notarizations. Remote online notarization (RON) is not currently permitted for California notaries. If your document was notarized in another state via RON, California generally recognizes properly completed out‑of‑state notarizations.
Yes. We offer mobile notary service and have a network of notaries that can be found in The Notary Family database. If you are located outside of the United States we have a network of notaries that can perform virtual or digital notarizations for you.
When a California notary performs an Acknowledgment, it means that the signer must “acknowledge” their signature to the notary by signing in front of the notary or, if it had already been signed, communicating to the notary at the time of notarization that the signature already on the document is theirs. This means that a document does not need to be signed in the notary’s presence if the notary is performing an Acknowledgment because the signer will otherwise “acknowledge” their signature to the notary, usually by communicating either verbally or in writing, in the notaries physical presence, something like, “I have already signed the document”.
When a notary administers a Jurat, the signer must be given an oath (or affirmation) by the notary pertaining to the truthfulness of the contents contained in the document. A document that requires an acknowledgment does not require an oath but a Jurat procedure means that the notary has required and obtained an oath from the signer at the time of notarization. The signer must sign the document in front of the notary at time of notarization.