General notarization

The everyday notary appointment. Affidavits, consent letters, DMV forms, sworn statements. Serving Pleasanton, Dublin and Livermore.

Now booking. Call (925) 319-8855.

The ordinary appointment. Someone has asked you to get a document notarized, and you just need it done without a fuss.

About 10–15 minutes · $10 per page · office or mobile


What this coversLink to this section

  • Affidavits and sworn statements — court, insurance, employment
  • Consent letters — a parent letting a child travel with someone else
  • DMV and vehicle paperwork — title transfers, release of liability, lien releases
  • School and university forms — enrollment, residency, financial aid
  • Employment and licensing forms
  • Insurance claim forms
  • Bank and financial forms — account changes, beneficiary forms, IRA transfers
  • Rental and lease agreements
  • Contracts and business agreements
  • Adoption and family paperwork
  • Sponsorship and support affidavits
  • Passport and visa paperwork for many countries

What the appointment is likeLink to this section

  1. ID check for everyone signing.
  2. The official journal entry — you sign it.
  3. Confirming which notarial act the document needs.
  4. You sign, in front of the notary.
  5. Certificate completed and stamped.
  6. You leave with your document.

The full walkthrough →


What to bringLink to this section

  • Photo ID for every person signing — which IDs work
  • Your document, filled in, not signed
  • The last page with the notary wording, the one saying Acknowledgment or Jurat

No notary page on your document? Say so when booking and one can be brought along — but you need to find out which kind first. Ask whoever is requesting the document. A notary is not permitted to choose for you.


The four things that go wrongLink to this section

"My ID expired last month." Might be fine — California accepts an expired ID issued within the last five years. Check the issue date. The rule in full.

"There's a blank line I don't understand." Find out before the appointment. A document with blanks cannot be notarized, and a notary cannot tell you what to write.

"My wife is signing too, but she's at work." Both of you, in person, each with your own ID. Book a time that suits you both.

"Acknowledgment or jurat?" Ask whoever wants the document. Ten seconds for them, a saved appointment for you.


WhereLink to this section

The office — 5742 Belleza Drive, Pleasanton. No travel fee.

Or we come to youPleasanton, Dublin, Livermore, San Ramon, Danville and nearby. Travel fees →


What it costsLink to this section

$10 per page. A flat $75 travel fee if we come to you.

Pricing


Book nowLink to this section

Call (925) 319-8855.


General information, not legal advice.