Mobile Notary & Loan Signing Agent

A valid state approved driver's license or ID, U.S. Passport, California Department of Corrections or Rehabilitation (CDRC) ID, ID issued by the sheriff's department.

Valid consular ID issued by a consulate from the country of citizenship, Drivers License issued by Canada or Mexico, Employee ID issued by agency or office of the State of California or within a city or county within the state.

U.S. Military that contains all elements listed below.

* All ID's must contain a photo, signature, physical description and identifying serial number. 

No, it is against the law for a Notary to provide you with advice on any document.  If you need advice, please contact a legal representative.

Yes, the principal signer must personally appear before the Notary at the time of notarization.

Notaries may NOT use personal knowledge to identifier a signer for an acknowledgement or jurat.  

Civil Code 1185 & 1196