General Mobile Notary
Standard notarizations at homes, offices, or workplaces.
Mobile Notary Services
Mobile Notary Visits Across Los Angeles
General mobile notarizations, hospital and care-facility visits, jail and detention notarizations, real estate signings, and estate planning documents across Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties.
Hospital & Care Facilities
Bedside notarizations in hospitals, rehab, nursing homes, and hospice.
Jail & Detention
Coordinated visits to county jails and detention facilities.
Real Estate & Loans
Purchase, refinance, HELOC, and seller packages.
Trusts & Estate
Trusts, wills, and family estate planning documents.
Standard mobile notarizations
General mobile notary for everyday documents
We come to homes, offices, coffee shops, and other convenient locations so you can sign and notarize important documents without fighting traffic or taking extra time off work.
- Powers of attorney, affidavits, parental consent letters, and travel letters.
- Estate planning documents prepared by your attorney, including basic trust and will signings.
- Business forms, contracts, and employment or HR documents that require notarization.
- Same-day and next-day appointments available in most of Los Angeles, with flexible scheduling windows.
- Clear guidance on what ID to bring, which pages to print, and where each signer needs to sign or initial.
For general mobile notarizations, we focus on making the visit quick and calm: we verify IDs, confirm understanding of the documents, complete the notarial certificates correctly, and leave you with copies or scans if requested. For more about estate planning documents, see our estate planning notary page.
Hospital & care-facility notarizations
Bedside notarizations for patients, seniors, and families
We regularly visit hospitals, rehab centers, nursing homes, and hospice facilities when a patient needs documents signed but cannot travel.
- Hospital powers of attorney, advance health care directives, HIPAA releases, and related medical forms.
- Last-minute estate planning documents for patients working with their attorney or family.
- Documents for insurance, employment, or disability that require a notary at the bedside.
- We coordinate with nurses or staff on arrival, confirm the patient is alert and willing to sign, and work quietly around medical equipment and schedules.
- Extra time is built into hospital visits to allow for room changes, medical rounds, or brief delays.
Before a hospital or care-facility appointment, we ask a family member or attorney to send copies of the documents and confirm that the signer has valid ID and is able to understand what they are signing so there are no surprises on site. For detailed information, see our hospital and medical notary page.
Jail & detention notarizations
Coordinated notary visits to county jails and detention facilities
We help families and attorneys complete notarizations for people in custody at Los Angeles-area jails and detention centers, following each facility's visitor rules and scheduling procedures.
- Inmate powers of attorney, consent forms, and affidavits requested by attorneys or family members.
- Documents related to immigration, family law, or property that must be signed while the signer is in custody.
- Jail marriage paperwork, child-care authorizations, and school enrollment forms.
- We confirm the facility's rules in advance, including ID, allowable items, and visiting hours for outside notaries.
- Travel, parking, security, and waiting time are factored into the quoted fee so you know the full cost up front.
- Facilities served include Twin Towers, Men's Central Jail, Pitchess Detention Center, Century Regional, and Ventura County jails.
For jail and detention appointments, it is especially important to send us copies of the documents and the inmate's booking information ahead of time so we can coordinate with facility staff and avoid rejected visits.
Real estate & loan signings
Mobile notary for purchase, refinance, HELOC, and seller packages
We work with escrow officers, lenders, and signing services to handle real estate and loan documents at your home, office, or another agreed-upon location.
- Buyer and seller packages, refinance and HELOC signings, and stand-alone grant deeds or inter-family transfers.
- Loan modification agreements and other lender forms that require notarized signatures.
- We review the package ahead of time to estimate signing time and flag any missing notary certificates.
- Evening and weekend appointments are often available to match escrow timelines and funding deadlines.
If you are an escrow officer or signing service, we can coordinate directly with you on printing, scan-backs, shipping labels, and any special signing instructions so your file closes smoothly.
Trusts, wills & estate documents
Mobile notary support for estate planning and family documents
We frequently assist attorneys and families with in-home signings for living trusts, wills, and related estate planning paperwork where multiple signatures and witnesses are required.
- Revocable living trusts, wills, advance directives, and financial powers of attorney.
- Trust transfer deeds, certification of trust documents, and other real-property related estate forms.
- We can discuss witness needs in advance so everyone knows who must be present and what ID they need to bring.
- Appointments can be scheduled at family homes, attorney offices, or care facilities to keep things as low-stress as possible for elders and relatives.
Many estate signings involve sensitive family situations. We work patiently and professionally, verifying each signer's identity and willingness, and taking the time needed to complete every notarization correctly the first time. For more details, see our estate planning notary page.
Mobile notary FAQ
Questions about mobile notarization
What ID do I need for a mobile notary visit?
Each signer must have valid, government-issued photo ID such as a driver's license, state ID, passport, or other accepted document. If someone's ID is expired or unavailable, let us know in advance so we can discuss options before scheduling.
Can you provide witnesses for my signing?
Some documents require one or more witnesses. In many cases you can provide your own witnesses; for an additional fee we may be able to help arrange witnesses depending on timing and location. We will confirm the requirements before your appointment.
Do you draft legal documents or give legal advice?
No. As notaries we can verify identity, witness signatures, and complete notarial certificates, but we do not draft documents or provide legal advice. If you are unsure what to sign, we always recommend speaking with an attorney first.
How far in advance should I schedule?
Same-day and rush appointments are often available, especially for urgent hospital or jail visits, but booking in advance gives you the widest choice of times. Evenings, weekends, and holidays fill quickly, so it helps to contact us as soon as you know your deadline.
What areas do you cover?
We provide mobile notary services across Los Angeles County and frequently travel to parts of Orange and Ventura Counties. If your documents will later need an apostille or legalization for use abroad, we can connect your notary visit with our apostille & legalization services so everything is prepared correctly from the start.
Where we travel
Mobile notary service areas
We serve Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties with same-day and next-day availability in most areas. Select a location below for area-specific information, or call to confirm coverage for your address.
San Fernando Valley
Greater Los Angeles
- Downtown Los Angeles
- Hollywood & West Hollywood
- Beverly Hills
- Santa Monica, Venice & Marina del Rey
- Burbank & Glendale
- Pasadena & Altadena
Ventura County & North LA
Don't see your area listed? We may still be able to help. Call or text (213) 933‑2507 to confirm availability and travel fees for your location.
Schedule your mobile notary visit
Share a few details and get a clear quote
Whether you need a simple acknowledgment at home or a more complex hospital, jail, or estate signing, we can walk you through what to expect and confirm availability before you commit.
When you contact us, it helps to include:
- The address for the appointment and any special access notes (parking, front desk, security, etc.).
- How many signers and which documents need to be notarized.
- Your preferred date and time and any hard deadlines you are working with.
We will confirm travel, fees, ID requirements, and any witness or document details so your mobile notary visit goes smoothly the first time.
Need documents authenticated for use abroad? See our apostille services or return to mobile notary and apostille services in Los Angeles.