FAQs
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A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to the client’s location to notarize documents. Mobile notaries provide convenience, the ability to serve remote locations, and are readily available to meet complex and challenging schedules.
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Yes, all notarial services are performed by a commissioned California Notary Public in good standing.
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I serve Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, and San Benito Counties. Please get in touch with me for service availability in your area.
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Common documents include:
Power of Attorney
Loan documents
Trusts and wills (no legal advice)
Deeds
Affidavits
Parental consent forms
Acknowledgments & jurats
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Yes, same-day and emergency appointments are available, based on availability.
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Notarial fee: $12 per signature
Travel fee: Based on the county where notarization will take place. Starting at $45 and as much as $80
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Cash and credit/debit cards are currently accepted.
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A valid, government-issued photo ID
The document(s) to be notarized
All required signers present and willing
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California accepts valid:
Driver’s license or ID card (U.S. or Canada)
U.S. Passport or Passport Card
Foreign Passport (with proper documentation)
Inmate ID (for inmates in custody)
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The document can be in another language, but I must be able to communicate with the signer in English.
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No. As a notary public, I am not authorized to provide legal advice or prepare legal documents.
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Yes, I offer mobile notary services to hospitals, nursing homes, and private residences. Signers must be alert and aware.
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Yes, with two credible witnesses who have valid ID and are not named in the document.
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You can schedule via:
Phone: (925) 999-6228
Booking tool through this website
Email: nate@natesnotarynow.com
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Please cancel at least 1 hour in advance. Travel fees may still apply for last-minute cancellations.