✒️ Notary Services

Professional Notarization, Handled with Care and Precision

✒️ Notary Public Services in California | CaliDocs

CaliDocs provides notary public services as part of our administrative legal support offerings. Our focus is on accuracy, professionalism, and a smooth document execution experience — without providing legal advice or interpretation.

Whether documents are notarized in-office or through a mobile appointment, our approach is calm, organized, and reliable.

✅ We Notarize:

• Power of Attorney

• Loan Documents & Real Estate Forms

• Medical Authorizations

• Business Contracts & Agreements

• Affidavits & Declarations

• Trusts, Advance Directives, and More

🛡️ Why Choose CaliDocs?

• Commissioned by the California Secretary of State

• $15,000 Surety Bond – Fully Bonded & Insured

• Mobile Notary Services Available

• Experienced, Impartial, and Punctual

• We come to your home, office, or other convenient location

Note: We do not provide legal advice. If you have questions about your document's content, please consult an attorney before your appointment.

✅ 📄 Common Documents We Notarize:

• Powers of Attorney

• Affidavits & Declarations

• Real Estate & Loan Documents

• Trusts & Wills (non-attorney-prepared)

• Advance Health Care Directives

• Parental Consent & Travel Forms

• Business Contracts & Agreements

📍 Service Options:

• Mobile Notary: We come to your home, office, or courthouse.

• In-Office Notary: By appointment at our local California office.

• Evening & Weekend Availability

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What do I need to bring to a notary appointment?
Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license, passport). The document must be complete, with no blank sections.

Q: Can I notarize documents for someone else?
Only the person signing the document can appear before the notary. You may not sign on their behalf unless you have legal authority (e.g., POA).

Q: Are your notaries commissioned in California?
Yes. All CaliDocs notaries are licensed, bonded, and compliant with California Secretary of State requirements.

Q: Can you notarize documents for out-of-state use?
Yes. As long as the notarization is performed in California, the document can be used in other states or countries (apostille services may be required for international use).