The documents you need notarized typically come from the organization, agency, or individual requesting the notarization. Here are some common sources:

✔ Real Estate Transactions – Provided by your title company, escrow officer, or lender.

✔ Legal Documents – Prepared by your attorney, estate planner, or court.

✔ Business & Financial Forms – Issued by your employer, financial institution, or government agency.

✔ Medical & Healthcare Directives – Provided by your healthcare provider or attorney.

✔ Adoption & Family Documents – Supplied by adoption agencies, courts, or family law attorneys.

✔ Apostille & International Documents – These may need to be notarized before being authenticated for international use.

⚠️ Notaries cannot draft or provide documents—we can only notarize them. If you’re unsure where to obtain a document, contact the requesting party, legal professional, or appropriate agency.

As a Certified Loan Signing Agent, I work with title companies, lenders, and escrow officers to facilitate smooth buyer, seller, refinance, and HELOC signings. I ensure documents are properly executed, notarized, and returned promptly.

 I assist with obtaining Apostille certifications for documents that need to be used internationally. This involves notarizing your document and submitting it to the appropriate state or federal agency for authentication.

I am a mobile notary, which means I do not have a physical office—instead, I come to your location for convenient, on-the-go notarization services.I proudly serve clients throughout Merced, Madera, Stanislaus, and Fresno counties:

📍 Atwater

📍 Chowchilla

📍 Merced

📍 Turlock

& surrounding areas

I can meet you at your home, office, hospital, nursing home, coffee shop, or any location that works for you. My goal is to provide flexible, hassle-free notarization whenever and wherever you need it.

Pricing varies based on document type, travel distance, and additional services like Apostille or fingerprinting. Contact me for a personalized quote.

I accept cash, credit/debit cards, electronic payments (such as Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal), and business invoicing for law firms and corporate clients.

You will need:

✔ The document(s) to be notarized (unsigned)

✔ A valid, government-issued photo ID (Driver’s License, Passport, etc.)

✔ Any additional signers required for the document

If you don’t have a valid ID, you may be able to use two credible witnesses who can verify your identity. Contact me for details.

A credible witness is a person who can verify the identity of a signer when the signer lacks acceptable identification. This is commonly used when a signer does not have a valid government-issued photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport).

A credible witness may be used when:

✔ The signer does not have an acceptable form of ID.

✔ The signer cannot obtain proper identification (e.g., elderly, disabled, or lost ID).

✔ The notary does not personally know the signer.

✔ The credible witness personally knows the signer and can swear to their identity.

A credible witness must:

✔ Have a valid, government-issued photo ID.

✔ Personally know the signer and be able to vouch for their identity.

✔ Take an oath or affirmation in front of the notary, swearing that the signer’s identity is true and correct.

✔ Not be named in or have a financial interest in the document being notarized.

✔ In some states, two credible witnesses may be required if the notary does not personally know the witness.

If a signer has trouble signing, they may be able to use a signature by mark (an “X”), with two witnesses present. I ensure all signers are willing and aware before proceeding with notarization.