I am committed to the safety of my clients. 

I am Covid Immunized and have received (2) Booster follow-ups.

 If you should test positive before your appointment, please contact me immediately.

I will wear a protective face covering during our appointment if requested for your comfort and assurance.

ALL signers that wish to have their signatures notarized MUST do so in the presence of the notary.  The exception is your "Attorney in Fact" who may sign on your behalf.

California DL (Expired less than 5 years acceptable)
California ID Card
Out of State DL/ID Card
U.S. Passport
Valid Foreign Passport
U.S. Military ID
Inmate I.D.
Employee I.D. issued by the state, city or county. (Must show a Photo, Signature, and Employee # to be valid)

Social Security Card
Birth Certificate/Marriage
Student I.D.
Credit Cards
Temporary D.L or ID Card

No.  A notary is not allowed to give legal advice and is forbidden from preparing legal documents or acting as a legal advisor.

A notary cannot explain documents to you or answer questions about the document(s) being signed/notarized.

A notary cannot suggest the type of notarization a document may need. You would need to ask for a specific notarization for your document.

Please click Notary Definitions to explain what types of notarizations are available and their meaning to determine what is right for you.

You may be able to use a CREDIBLE IDENTIFYING WITNESS: The witness appears at the time of the notarization and takes an oath or affirmation before the Notary that the signer is who they claim to be but lacks other forms of I.D. They submit their information and thumbprint along with the signer.