Frequently Asked Questions

A notary public is an official appointed by a state government who is authorized to act as a witness to the signing of important documents and to verify the identities of the parties involved. Their primary role is to prevent fraud by ensuring the authenticity of signatures and the legality of documents. Notary publics commonly notarize documents such as contracts, affidavits, wills, deeds, and various legal forms. They also administer oaths and affirmations and may certify copies of certain documents. Notary publics play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of legal transactions and documents.

A loan signing agent is a certified notary public who specializes in facilitating the signing of loan documents during real estate transactions. Their role is to ensure that all parties involved in a loan, such as borrowers and lenders, sign the necessary documents accurately and in compliance with legal requirements. Loan signing agents are responsible for guiding borrowers through the signing process, confirming their identities, and notarizing the documents as needed to make the loan legally binding. They play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth and secure execution of loan agreements.

I have received specialized training in loan document signing and hold multiple certifications. With extensive experience in notarizing various documents such as power of attorney, advanced health care directives, jurat, last will and testament, and acknowledgments as mandated by law, my notary services encompass a wide range of document types:

• Estate Documents
• Grant Deed
• Trust Certification
• Living Will (Health Care Directive)
• Power of Attorney
• HIPAA
• Grant Deed transfer to Trust
• Loan Documents (Buyer Home Loan, Commercial Property Loan, Home Equity Line of Credit, Investment of Property, Refinance, Reverse Home Mortgage)
• Seller Home Documents
• Affidavits
• Affidavit of Consent for Children Traveling Abroad
• Bill of Sale
• California Copy Certification of Power of Attorney
• California Jurat with Affiant Statement
• California Durable Power of Attorney
• Copy Certification by Document Custodian
• Deed of Trust
• Domestic Partner Registry
• Request for Birth Certificate
• Request for DMV Documents
• Judgements
• Lien Releases
• Written Consent for Minors 
• And other documents as per your notarization requests.

I take pride in my work, so if the documents are not notarized correctly the first time, I will fix the situation as soon as possible and the return trip is free of charge. 

Certainly, as a Mobile Notary, I will travel to where the signer is located for a fee base on were we are meeting.

In addition to the fee(s) for Notary Services, there is a travel fee, based on where we meet. ++Please see Pricing for more info.

I accept cash, credit cards payments through Stripe (Visa, Mastercard, and American Express), Paypal, Venmo, Apple Pay, Google Pay.  

++10% discounts for senior citizens and multiple signatures,  

Yes, I am license with Commission #2469059, bonded and insured with expiration date of 10-31-2027.   

Please bring all of the documents that you need to be notarized (and all pages of each). 

You must show a current government identification card (ID) that has been issued within the past five (5) years [Civil Code section 1185(b)(3) and (4)]. The ID must have a photograph, description and signature of the person, and an identifying number. 

Examples of appropriate IDs: 

• Driver's license or identification card issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles 
• U.S. Passport
• Foreign Passport
• Military ID card
• Consular card
• Tribal ID card

In the event that none of these forms of ID are available, two credible witnesses who fulfill all three of the following requirements must come with you. 

• Personally know the signer
• Are not named in the document(s)
• Do not have a financial interest in the document(s)

Both credible witnesses must have proper ID, as described above. 

There is $25 fee to appointments canceled within one hour of the scheduled signing.