General Mobile Notary

Mobile Notary for Everyday Documents in Los Angeles

Need a document notarized? We come to your home, office, or any convenient location across Los Angeles County — and we bring a full mobile office so you can create, print, sign, and notarize everything in a single visit. Experienced, reliable, and rated 5.0 on Google.

Standard hours 9:00 am–8:00 pm, 7 days a week, with select evening and holiday appointments available by request.

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The Process

How a General Notary Appointment Works

Whether you already have your document or need to create one on-site, we handle the entire process so you can get everything signed, notarized, and done in a single visit.

Contact Us
Call, text, or book online — tell us what you need notarized
Confirm & Schedule
We confirm document type, number of signatures, and lock in a time and location
We Come to You
Home, office, coffee shop, or anywhere convenient — with our full mobile office
Create, Sign & Notarize
We verify ID, create or print your document if needed, you sign, and we notarize
Done
Your notarized document is ready — we can scan a digital copy on the spot
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What We Notarize

Common General Notary Documents

General mobile notary appointments cover the everyday documents that don't fall into hospital, jail, estate, or real estate categories. Tap any document below to see details, the notarial act required, and what to expect.

Power of Attorney (POA)
Grants someone legal authority to act on your behalf for financial, medical, or general matters.
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Notarial act:Acknowledgment — and sometimes witnesses depending on the type of POA.
When you need it:When a family member can no longer manage their own affairs, or when you need someone to handle legal/financial matters on your behalf.
What we do:Verify signer identity, notarize the POA, and ensure proper execution per California requirements.
Good to know:Banks and financial institutions may have their own POA forms in addition to your general POA. We can create a POA on-site using our Rocket Lawyer account if you don't have one yet.
Minor Travel Consent Letter
Required when a child travels without both parents or legal guardians.
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Notarial act:Jurat (sworn statement under oath) or acknowledgment, depending on the template.
When you need it:Domestic or international travel with a minor — airlines, border agents, and immigration officials may request this letter.
What we do:Verify the parent's identity, notarize the consent letter, and provide a scanned copy for digital records.
Good to know:Include the child's name, date of birth, travel dates, destination, and the accompanying adult's information. We can create this letter on-site.
Passport Consent for Minors (DS-3053)
One parent authorizing the issuance of a U.S. passport for a child under 16.
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Notarial act:Jurat — the signer must sign in front of the notary and swear the information is true.
When you need it:When both parents cannot appear together at the passport office and one parent needs to provide written consent.
What we do:Administer the oath, witness the signature, and notarize the DS-3053 form.
Good to know:Download the DS-3053 from the U.S. State Department website. Do NOT sign it before we arrive — the signature must be made in front of the notary.
Name Change / Same-Name Affidavit
Proves your identity when official documents show different name variations.
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Notarial act:Jurat — you are swearing under oath that the statement is true.
When you need it:Maiden name vs. married name, legal name vs. commonly used name, or corrections after a court-ordered name change.
What we do:Administer the oath, witness your signature, and notarize the affidavit.
Good to know:Bring supporting documents such as your marriage certificate, court order, or previous ID showing the other name variation. We can create this affidavit on-site.
Affidavit of Support (Immigration)
Proves a U.S. sponsor can financially support someone entering the country.
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Notarial act:Jurat — the sponsor swears under oath that the information provided is true.
When you need it:Immigration proceedings where a U.S. citizen or resident is sponsoring someone's visa or green card application.
What we do:Administer the oath, witness the signature, and notarize the affidavit for submission with the immigration filing.
Good to know:The I-864 form does not require notarization, but many supplemental affidavits and declarations in immigration cases do. Confirm with your attorney which documents need notarization.
General Affidavit / Sworn Statement
A written statement made under oath for legal, personal, or business purposes.
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Notarial act:Jurat — the signer swears or affirms under oath that the contents are true.
When you need it:Court filings, insurance claims, disputes, and anywhere a sworn written statement is required.
What we do:Administer the oath, witness the signature, and notarize the affidavit.
Good to know:If you don't have a drafted affidavit, we can help you create one on-site using our Rocket Lawyer account — then print, sign, and notarize in one visit.
Guardianship / Temporary Custody Authorization
Authorizes a non-parent to make decisions for a minor on a temporary basis.
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Notarial act:Acknowledgment — the parent acknowledges they are granting temporary authority.
When you need it:Medical consent, school enrollment, or travel when parents are unavailable and a caregiver needs legal authority.
What we do:Verify the parent's identity, notarize the authorization letter, and provide a scanned copy.
Good to know:Include specific permissions (medical, educational, travel) and an expiration date. We can create this letter on-site.
Bill of Sale
Documents the transfer of ownership for vehicles, equipment, or personal property.
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Notarial act:Acknowledgment — both buyer and seller acknowledge the transaction.
When you need it:Private vehicle sales, equipment transfers, or any sale where proof of ownership transfer is needed. Often requested by the DMV.
What we do:Verify identity for both parties, notarize the bill of sale, and provide copies.
Good to know:Include the item description, VIN (for vehicles), sale price, and both parties' full legal names. We can create a bill of sale on-site.
Letter of Resignation
Notarized proof of intent and date for corporate officers or board members stepping down.
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Notarial act:Acknowledgment — the signer acknowledges the resignation is voluntary.
When you need it:Corporate officers, board members, or organization leaders stepping down and needing verifiable proof of intent and date.
What we do:Verify identity, notarize the letter, and provide a scanned copy for records.
Good to know:Include the effective date of resignation, your title/position, and the organization name. We can create this letter on-site.
Copy Certification by Document Custodian
You swear under oath that a copy of an original document you hold is true and correct.
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Notarial act:Jurat — you swear under oath the copy is a true and complete reproduction of the original.
When you need it:Corporate records, diplomas, contracts, and other documents that need a certified copy but are not vital records.
What we do:Verify identity, administer the oath, make the copy if needed using our portable scanner/printer, and notarize the certification.
Good to know:California notaries cannot certify copies of vital records (birth, death, marriage certificates). Those must be obtained from the issuing agency.
Have a different document? We notarize all types of personal, business, and legal documents. Call or text (213) 933‑2507 and we'll confirm we can help.
We Bring the Office to You

On-Site Document Creation, Printing & Notarization

Don't have your document yet? No problem. We arrive with a complete mobile office so you can create, review, print, and notarize everything in one appointment — no second trip needed.

What We Bring to Every Appointment

  • Laptop with internet connection — no Wi-Fi at your location needed
  • Portable printer for on-the-spot document printing
  • Scanner for digital copies of your signed and notarized documents
  • Rocket Lawyer account included for on-site document creation
  • Support for any legal document platform of your choosing

How On-Site Document Creation Works

  1. Tell us what document you need when you book, or decide when we arrive.
  2. Pull up a template on Rocket Lawyer or your preferred legal document source on our laptop.
  3. Review, customize, and finalize your document on screen.
  4. We print it, you sign it, and we notarize it — all in one visit.

Disclaimer: Mobile American Notary & Apostilles is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Document templates are selected and customized by the client using third-party platforms. The notary facilitates printing and notarization only. Please consult an attorney for legal questions about your documents.

Service Area

We Come to You Across Greater Los Angeles

Mobile notary appointments are available at homes, offices, coffee shops, libraries, parking lots, and any safe meeting location across Los Angeles County, with select availability in Orange County and Ventura County.

Los Angeles County

Orange & Ventura Counties

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Available 7 days a week, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm. Same-day and next-day appointments when available.

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Before Your Appointment

What to Have Ready

Check off what you already have. We'll walk you through anything else when you book.

Your Appointment Checklist

  • Valid, unexpired government‑issued photo ID for each signer
  • Your document printed and unsigned (or let us know you need on-site document creation)
  • All signers present at the appointment (if the document requires multiple signers)
  • Witnesses available if your document requires them
  • Any supporting documents (e.g. court orders, marriage certificates, reference numbers)
  • A safe, accessible meeting location (home, office, coffee shop, library, etc.)

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Good to Know

  • Do not sign any documents before the notary arrives — signatures must be made in the notary's presence for jurats and acknowledgments.
  • Each signer must have their own valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID).
  • We accept cash, Zelle, Venmo, and Square (credit/debit) at the time of service.
  • Laptop, printer, and scanner rental is available as an add-on service for on-site document creation.
  • We are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice, draft documents on your behalf, or recommend changes.
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Common Questions

General Mobile Notary FAQ

Answers to the questions we hear most about mobile notary appointments in Los Angeles.

How much does a mobile notary cost in Los Angeles?

General mobile notary appointments typically start at $75–$125 depending on the number of signatures, time of day, and travel distance. Same-day, after-hours, and weekend appointments may include an additional fee. Contact us at (213) 933‑2507 for an exact quote.

Can a mobile notary come to my house?

Yes. We travel to homes, apartments, offices, coffee shops, hospitals, care facilities, and other locations across Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura counties. You choose the location that works best for you.

Can you create my document on-site?

Yes. We bring a laptop, portable printer, and scanner to every appointment. You can use our Rocket Lawyer account or any legal document source of your choosing to create, review, and print your document on the spot — then sign and notarize it in the same visit. Laptop and printer rental is available as an add-on service.

Do I need an appointment or can I get same-day service?

Same-day and next-day appointments are frequently available. Book online through our scheduling page or call and text (213) 933‑2507 to check availability.

What ID do I need for notarization in California?

California law requires a valid, current government-issued photo ID. Accepted forms include a California driver license, state ID card, U.S. passport, or foreign passport. Expired IDs are not accepted.

What is the difference between an acknowledgment and a jurat?

An acknowledgment confirms the signer is willingly signing the document and acknowledges the signature is theirs. A jurat requires the signer to sign in front of the notary and swear or affirm under oath that the contents of the document are true. The document itself or the requesting party usually specifies which notarial act is needed.

What documents can a notary NOT notarize?

In California, notaries cannot notarize vital records such as birth, death, or marriage certificates issued by a government agency. Notaries also cannot notarize documents where the signer is not present, cannot be properly identified, or appears to be under duress or mentally incapacitated.

Can a notary help me fill out my document?

A notary cannot provide legal advice or tell you what to write. However, we bring a laptop with document creation tools so you can draft or customize your own document from templates on platforms like Rocket Lawyer — then print, sign, and notarize in the same visit.

Specialized Notary Services

Need Something More Specific?

If your situation involves a hospital, jail, estate planning, or real estate transaction, we have dedicated services and teams for those appointments.

Hospital & Care Facility Signings
For patients, seniors, or clients who cannot easily travel — we come directly to hospitals, rehab centers, nursing homes, and hospice facilities.
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Who it's for:Patients, seniors, and individuals in care facilities who need documents notarized at their bedside.
What we do:We coordinate with facility staff, work at the patient's pace, and handle all types of notarizations including POAs, advance directives, and more.
Jail & Detention Center Notarizations
Coordinated visits to jails and detention facilities for powers of attorney, legal forms, and other urgent documents.
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Who it's for:Incarcerated individuals who need documents notarized — POAs, property authorizations, legal filings, and more.
What we do:We coordinate with the facility, schedule the visit, and handle all notarization paperwork inside the jail or detention center.
Trusts, Wills & Estate Documents
Mobile notarization for living trusts, wills, estate plans, and related documents with multiple signers.
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Who it's for:Families and individuals executing trusts, wills, powers of attorney, advance directives, and deed transfers as part of an estate plan.
What we do:We handle multi-document estate signings with multiple family members, witnesses, and attorneys present.
Real Estate & Loan Signings
On-site notarization for purchase, refinance, HELOC, and other real estate and loan packages.
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Who it's for:Buyers, sellers, and borrowers who need real estate or loan documents notarized at their home, office, or escrow location.
What we do:We handle the full loan signing package — reviewing documents, notarizing, and returning the package to the title or escrow company.
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Book an appointment and we'll come to you with our full mobile office. We serve clients across Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties.

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  • Book online through our Square scheduling page.
  • Let us know what document you need notarized and where you'd like to meet.
  • We'll confirm your appointment details and provide an exact quote.
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  • Call or text with questions about your document, fees, or scheduling.
  • Standard hours 9:00 am–8:00 pm, 7 days a week.
  • Same-day and next-day appointments when available.
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