Document Library.
A directory of links to authoritative sources for the notary forms we most commonly see in Los Angeles. Each entry points to the official government or consular source. We are the Notary who signs and stamps your finished form — we do not draft, review, or advise on form content.
We Are Notaries, Not Attorneys
Mobile American Notary & Apostilles is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, do not recommend which form you need, do not tell you how to fill it out, do not explain what your options mean, and do not review completed forms for accuracy. This page is a directory that links to authoritative source materials. If you have any question about which form to use or how to complete it, please consult a licensed California attorney. When your form is filled out and you are ready to sign, we can notarize your signature as a mobile Notary Public across Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties.
Form References
Philippine Special Power of Attorney (SPA) →
Source: Philippine Consulate General Los Angeles — sample legal forms
California Statutory Power of Attorney →
Fill-in-the-blank PDF using exact Probate Code §4401 statutory form text
Revocation of Power of Attorney (California) →
Fill-in-the-blank Notice of Revocation with California Civil Code §1189 acknowledgment
California Advance Health Care Directive →
Source: California Attorney General
Vehicle Release Authorization Letter →
Fill-in-the-blank letter with California acknowledgment wording — commonly used at LA County jails for impound pickups
Minor Travel Consent Letter →
Two fill-in-the-blank templates — standard round-trip and extended (multi-child, multi-parent, or multi-leg) — plus links to Global Affairs Canada, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and Mexico’s INM Formato SAM
How to Use This Library
- Click through to the reference page for the form you already know you need.
- Download the form directly from the authoritative source linked on that page.
- Complete the form yourself, or with a licensed California attorney if you have any legal question about it. We are not able to answer questions about what the form means, which options to select, or what to write in the blanks.
- Call or text us when the form is filled out and you are ready to sign in front of a Notary. We come to you.
These forms and reference links are provided free of charge. We do not sell, prepare, review, or complete forms — our fee applies only to the notarial act itself, once the form is ready to be signed. We are not a Legal Document Assistant (LDA) and do not provide LDA services.
Service Area
We provide mobile notary service across Los Angeles County, Orange County, and Ventura County. Same-day and after-hours appointments are frequently available, including hospital bedside signings and jail signings.
Once Your Form Is Complete, Call Us to Notarize It
We are a mobile Notary service across Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties. We come to your home, office, hospital, or wherever works. If you need the form printed at the appointment, we can bring a laptop and printer — equipment use is an optional convenience, not a legal service or a form-preparation service.
Reminder: The information on this page is a factual reference (statutory citation and links to authoritative source materials) — it is not legal advice, not a legal opinion, and not a recommendation as to which form to use or how to complete it. Legal questions should be directed to a licensed California attorney. Our role begins after your form is completed and you are ready to sign it in front of a Notary Public.