A notary public who comes to you, anywhere in the Tri-Valley
Mobile and in-office notary for Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore, San Ramon and Danville. Book the Pleasanton office online and pick your own slot. If you need us to come to you, call or text — often the same day.
Pleasanton · Dublin · Livermore · San Ramon · Danville
What it costs
$10 per document
Covers up to 2 signers; each extra signer is $5. Plus a flat $75 travel fee if we come to you — the same whether it is one page or ten. Full pricing →
What to bring
Photo ID & the unsigned document
Every signer needs their own ID, in the room. An expired ID works only if it was issued in the last five years. Check yours →
How fast
Same-day, often
Book the office online, or call (925) 319-8855 and we will find the soonest slot. The online calendar needs 4 hours’ notice; the phone does not. More about booking →
A notary service for the Tri-Valley.
Pleasanton · Dublin · Livermore · San Ramon · Danville
Call (925) 319-8855 to book.
What we doLink to this section
We notarize documents. You can come to the office in Pleasanton, or we can come to you.
Most people find us because a bank turned them away, a hospital needs a signature today, or a form has to go out in the morning. We try to make that part simple. The price is on this site. What to bring is on this site. You can call and speak to a person.
What it is likeLink to this section
Book a real time, two waysLink to this section
Coming to the Pleasanton office? book an office appointment online. You see the real openings, you pick one, and the confirmation arrives straight away. The calendar needs four hours' notice.
Need us to come to you? Call or text (925) 319-8855 and we will give you a time on the phone. Often the same day. There is no form that says "we'll get back to you."
Anything needed in the next few hours goes through the phone too. The calendar will not show a slot that close.
Know what to bring before you arriveLink to this section
The full list is already on this site. You do not have to book first to read it. What to bring.
Pay at the appointmentLink to this section
You pay when we meet, by card or cash.
Two ways to meetLink to this section
- Come to the office in Pleasanton.
- We come to you. Home, office, hospital, care home, wherever you are.
Tell us which when you call. Coming to you costs a flat $75, no matter where in the Tri-Valley you are.
What it costsLink to this section
$10 for each document notarized. Two people signing the same form is still one document, so it is still $10.
If we drive to you, add $75. That $75 is the same for one page or twelve. We tell you the total before you confirm.
Everything we offerLink to this section
| General notarization | Affidavits, consent letters, DMV forms, school and work paperwork |
| Mobile visits | We drive to you anywhere in the Tri-Valley |
| Wills, trusts and powers of attorney | Including help with the witnesses these documents often need |
| Hospital and care home visits | Bedside signings, at short notice |
| Documents for India | OCI, passport paperwork, powers of attorney. We notarize here, you file |
| Business notary | On-site signings for employers |
Read these before your appointmentLink to this section
Both of these save people a wasted trip.
What to bringLink to this section
Which IDs work, why you should not sign the document yet, and the expired-ID problem that turns away more people than anything else.
What a notary actually doesLink to this section
Also the four things a notary is not allowed to do. Most people are surprised by that list.
Where we goLink to this section
We have full pages for our first three cities:
Pleasanton · Dublin · LivermoreLink to this section
We also go to San Ramon, Danville, Sunol, and the wider East Bay.
Who is behind thisLink to this section
A notary public commissioned by the California Secretary of State.
- Commission number: 2564263
- Commission expires: Aug 16, 2030
- Bonded, as California law requires
- Background screened
- Languages: English
You can check the commission yourself. It is in the state's public register: California Secretary of State notary listing.
This website gives general information about notarization in California. It is not legal advice, and this is not a law firm. Nothing here can tell you what your documents mean or whether you should sign them.
Everything we offer
Nothing phased, nothing “later in the year.”
General notarization
Affidavits, consent letters, DMV forms, school and work paperwork.
Mobile visits
We drive to you — home, office, café, anywhere in the Tri-Valley.
Wills, trusts & powers of attorney
Including the witnesses these documents need and nobody warns you about.
Hospital & care home visits
Bedside signings at short notice, handled gently.
Documents for India
OCI, passport annexures, powers of attorney for property back home.
Business notary
For employers and HR teams across the Tri-Valley.
Not sure what you need?
Four questions that send most people to the right page.
Is it a will or a trust?
You may also need witnesses. A notary is not a witness, and a California will needs two.
Is the signer in a hospital or care home?
Bedside signings are routine. There is one hard rule about capacity worth reading first.
Is it for the Indian consulate, OCI or VFS?
Notarization happens here. The steps that follow are yours to file, and this is the order they happen in.
Need an official form or a county office?
Direct links to the California Secretary of State, county recorders and consulates — no guesswork.
Will my ID work? Check it in ten seconds
California accepts an ID that is current, or was issued within the past five years. Getting turned away over this rule is the single most common wasted trip at any notary in the state. This runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
Useful right now
These pages will save you a wasted trip, whoever you end up using.
Where we go
Pleasanton
Home base. The office is here, and most mobile visits are a few minutes’ drive.
Dublin
Ten minutes away — and where the Alameda County Clerk-Recorder has a local office for certified vital records.
Livermore
The highest search interest for “mobile notary” of any city in the Bay Area. Evening and weekend slots available.
San Ramon
Bishop Ranch, City Center, Dougherty Valley. Contra Costa County — which changes where your records come from.
Danville
Downtown, Blackhawk, Diablo and neighbouring Alamo.
Everywhere else
Sunol, Alamo, Castro Valley, Fremont, Union City, Walnut Creek and the wider East Bay.