Services and pricing

Mobile notarization for individuals, families and small businesses, with fees explained before your appointment.

Documents we notarize

We verify identity and notarize signatures. We don't prepare documents or give legal advice.

  • Acknowledgments

    The signer appears before the notary, proves their identity and confirms they signed the document willingly. Used for many agreements, authorizations and business documents.

  • Jurats

    The signer swears or affirms that the contents of a document are true, then signs it in front of the notary.

  • Power of attorney documents

    Notarization of power of attorney forms you have already prepared.

  • Affidavits and sworn statements

    Written statements signed under oath or affirmation.

  • Loan signings

    Notarization of loan documents at your home or another location you choose.

  • Trust and estate documents

    Notarization only. We can't draft, review or explain trust and estate documents.

  • Travel consent forms

    Consent forms for a minor traveling without one or both parents.

  • General notary services

    Other documents for individuals and small businesses. Not sure about yours? Ask us.

Where we meet you

We travel to your home, workplace, a hospital, a care facility or another location we agree on, throughout Sacramento and nearby communities.

Hospital and care facility visits are available when the signer is willing, aware and able to sign, and the facility allows access.

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How fees work

You'll know what to expect before your appointment.

Notary fees
California notary fees are set by state law and charged per notarized signature.
Travel fee
Mobile service includes a travel fee based on location, distance and time of day.
After-hours or urgent requests
Additional fees may apply, depending on availability.

For an accurate quote, share the signing location, the number of notarized signatures and your preferred appointment time.

What to have ready

  • A valid photo ID. Each signer needs a current, government-issued photo ID. Photocopies of ID aren't accepted in California.
  • Your complete documents, unsigned. Please wait to sign until your notary is with you.
  • Every signer present. Each person signing must appear in person.
  • Witnesses, if your document requires them. Witnesses must be at least 18, have valid ID and not benefit from the document.

Ready to schedule?

Call, text, or send a request, and we'll confirm your appointment and quote.

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