About
Who is behind this, the California notary commission details, and how to verify them yourself.
A notary public service for the Tri-Valley. Now booking. Call (925) 319-8855.
Who is behind itLink to this section
A notary public commissioned by the California Secretary of State.
Languages: English
The commissionLink to this section
- Commissioned by: California Secretary of State
- Commission number: 2564263
- Expires: Aug 16, 2030
- Bonded: $15,000 California surety bond
- Background screened: [details]
- [NNA certified — if applicable]
Verify it yourselfLink to this section
Do not take anyone's word for it. Every active notary in California is on a public register:
California Secretary of State — notary public listing →
Why build thisLink to this section
Because getting something notarized in the Tri-Valley currently means calling around, hoping a branch has a notary on duty, and finding out the price when you arrive.
Nobody publishes their fees. Nobody tells you what to bring until it is too late. People take a morning off work and get turned away over an ID rule they had never heard of.
There is nothing about this that has to be difficult.
How it will workLink to this section
Prices on the website. In writing, before you book. Never "call for a quote."
What to bring, said early. On its own page, in the confirmation email, and in the reminder.
No when it has to be no. If an ID does not qualify or a signer cannot proceed, you will be told honestly. Better to lose the fee than to do something that should not be done.
Pointing elsewhere when that is the right answer. If your bank will do it free and that suits you, you will hear that.
What this is notLink to this section
Not a law firm. Not attorneys. No legal advice, no explaining your documents, no telling you what to sign.
This matters especially if you come from a country where a notario público is a lawyer. In California a notary public is not a lawyer and cannot represent you or advise you on immigration or any other legal matter. Anyone who says otherwise is not being straight with you.
ComplaintsLink to this section
Get in touch first — most things have a simple fix.
You also have the right to complain to the state at any time, and nobody here will take it personally:
File a complaint with the California Secretary of State →
Book nowLink to this section
Call (925) 319-8855.