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 MOBILE NOTARY PUBLIC
 

Notary Public for the State of CA Serving Oakalnd and beyond

Oakland, CA and sorrounding area

  • Affidavits

  • ​Oaths/Affirmations

  • Assignment, Rents

  • Automobile Loans

  • Bank (Financial)

  • Investment

  • Deeds/Mortgages/Equity

  • Employee Forms

  • Estate Planning

  • Living Trusts

  • Wills

  • Power of Attorney

  • Loan Documents

  • Medical Directives

  • Parental Consent Forms

  • Personal Property Transfers

  • Spousal Waivers

  • Trust Documents

  • 401K / Retirement Docs

  • Corporation Documents

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OUR SERVICE AREA & RATE

  • State of California Standard Rate per Signature:  $15 Refer to California State Rate​

  • Travel | Mobile  | Service Fees start at $60 in Oakland

  • For all other Cities please call for a Quote

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Travel Fee is Separate from Notarial Fee

FREE MOBILE OR SERVICE FEE 
FOR OVER 20 SIGNATURES 

( Oakland, CA only )

NOTARY PUBLIC INFORMATION

Stamping a Document

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Acknowledgements: 
In the realm of legal documentation about valuable assets, a crucial notarial act known as an Acknowledgment plays a pivotal role. This process is typically applied to documents governing ownership, such as trusts, powers of attorney, and real property deeds. For an Acknowledgment to be successfully executed, the individual signing the document must physically appear before a notary. This face-to-face encounter serves the dual purpose of identification and confirmation that the signature on the document indeed belongs to the individual in question. Furthermore, the signer must openly declare that their signature was made willingly and that the provisions outlined in the document are intended to take effect precisely as written.
 
Jurats:
In the arena of civil and criminal justice proceedings, another critical notarial act known as a Jurat comes into play. Jurats are typically associated with evidentiary documents like depositions, affidavits, and interrogatories. To complete a Jurat, the individual signing the document must personally appear before the notary. During this encounter, they not only sign the document but also utter an oath or affirmation, solemnly pledging the truthfulness of the statements within the document. It's important to note that an oath represents a solemn pledge to a Supreme Being, while an affirmation is an equally solemn pledge made on one's personal honor. Those who take an oath or affirmation about an official proceeding can face perjury charges if they fail to uphold the truth.
 
Certified Copies: Authenticating Powers of Attorney
Beyond the realm of notarizing signatures, California notaries hold the authority to certify copies of important documents, including powers of attorney. In this notarial act, the notary meticulously compares the copy to the original power of attorney document, ensuring their complete equivalence. To undertake this process, the individual presenting the original power of attorney must appear before the notary in person. Ideally, the notary oversees the photocopying procedure, guaranteeing that the power of attorney and its copy are identical. This additional layer of authentication ensures the integrity of certified copies in legal transactions.

ACCEPTABLE IDENTIICATION
  • A Driver's License or Identification card issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles

  • A United State Passport

  • An Inmate, identification card issued by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, if the inmate is in custody in prison or

  • Any form of inmate identification issued by a sheriff's department, if the inmate is in custody in a local detention facility

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