FAQs

A notary agent prevents fraud by being there during the signing of important documents and making sure that the signers are who they are claiming to be and are in fact signing by their own accord.

No. If a Notary public is not an attorney, they may not prepare legal documents or provide legal advice, guidance, or counsel. Also a Notary Public may not advice on the type of notarial certificate to be used on a document.

Since I’m a mobile service, I do require appointments in order to go to you! Call or text me at (714) 420-7269 or click schedule now to check my schedule and available time slots.

I go wherever you need. Common locations my clients ask me to go to include: homes, offices, hospitals, assisted living facilities, jails, and more. I’ll go anywhere that is most convenient for you.

A notarization appointment normally takes less than 30 minutes, but the duration of the appointment would depend on the number of notaries you requested. I’ll also give you a call to confirm your appointment and to give you an estimated timeframe.

Yes. I perform notarization 7 days a week. I’m flexible on time need a early morning or late night. Let’s talk

Yes, I go through yearly background tests, passed the California mandated Notary exam and of course, have current bonds and E&O insured through the State of California.

I accept government-issued photo identification such as a driver’s license, passport, or military ID. However, documents such as DMV extension receipts, birth certificates, social security cards, and other non-photo identification cannot be accepted.

It is possible to proceed with notarization if you don’t have a valid government-issued photo identification. In such cases, I can still notarize your document if you can provide two credible witnesses who have valid identification and can confirm that they personally know you and that you are the person named on the document.

Yes! You can cancel within Calendly or call or text me at (714) 240-7269.