Answers to all your mobile notary service questions:
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What is a mobile notary?
The only difference in a Mobile Notary Public and a traditional Notary Public is Mobile Notary Publics travel to the location of the signer to provide the notarization service. Notarization still requires personal presence of both the signer and the Notary Public. We have the flexibility to travel to businesses, homes, hospitals, jail, and other locations during and after business hours. The traditional process of obtaining a notarization would require the signer to locate and travel to the office of a Notary Public during their traditional business hours. Mobile notaries like Ventura Mobile Notary Service have revolutionized the process by providing flexibility and convenience, to accommodate special requests. Why is mobile notary more costly than traditional notary public office? Providing mobile notary public services at all times of the day and into the night, the convenience, and the exclusive attention to your documents are all worth paying marginally more for our services. Fees are generally composed of a notary charge and a travel fee. What is Your Area of Service for Ventura Mobile Notary Service? We provide mobile notary public services throughout Ventura County, California, and |
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surrounding areas. Please see our service area page for more information.
How Long Does This Take?
Ventura Mobile Notary Service provides quick and hassle-free service to each client! When your identification and documents meet the requirements on the home page, each signature takes approximately 10 minutes.
Do You Modify Procedures due to the COVID 19 Pandemic?
We are continuously monitoring the COVID situation and make any necessary adjustments to meet the health authority standards. We employ the recommended safety precautions to keep our clients and our notaries safe. We suggest signing outdoors whenever possible, using face coverings, maintaining social distancing, and disinfecting where necessary.How Long Does It Take to Complete the Grooming?
The time requirement of pet grooming is largely dependent on the size / breed of the animal and the type of grooming service(s) requested. but on average, we should have your pet fully groomed in 1-2 hours.
Can California Notaries Public perform a notarial act without the physical appearance of the signer (Remote Online Notarization such as "Docusign")?
California Law does not provide the authority for California notaries public to perform a remote online notarization. The personal appearance of the document signer is required before the notary public. This is a distinct advantage for those that wish to have their documents notarized remotely. California recognizes notarial acts performed outside of California if it is taken in accordance with the law of the place where the acknowledgment is made. (California Civil Code 1189(b)).
What can a California Notary Public Do and Not Do:
A notary public can:
• Attest documents and certify their execution for use in the USA and certain other countries.
• Certify Powers of Attorney, contracts, deeds, wills and other legal documents.
• Administer oaths for local and international documents.
• Witness signatures to statutory declarations, powers of attorney, affidavits, contracts and other legal documents
• Certify copy of documents for use in the US and certain other countries.
Can Any Document Be Notarized?
Most documents can be notarized. One area of exception is with vital records -- birth, marriage and death certificates. We as notaries can't make or certify copies of these vital records. You must go to the government agency that originally issued the certificate to get copies.
A notary public cannot:
• Offer legal advice to clients, or modify any terms on a document.
• Notarize blank or incomplete documents (other than the signature and notary sections).
• Notarize signatures of people who are not present to sign in person.
How Long Does This Take?
Ventura Mobile Notary Service provides quick and hassle-free service to each client! When your identification and documents meet the requirements on the home page, each signature takes approximately 10 minutes.
Do You Modify Procedures due to the COVID 19 Pandemic?
We are continuously monitoring the COVID situation and make any necessary adjustments to meet the health authority standards. We employ the recommended safety precautions to keep our clients and our notaries safe. We suggest signing outdoors whenever possible, using face coverings, maintaining social distancing, and disinfecting where necessary.How Long Does It Take to Complete the Grooming?
The time requirement of pet grooming is largely dependent on the size / breed of the animal and the type of grooming service(s) requested. but on average, we should have your pet fully groomed in 1-2 hours.
Can California Notaries Public perform a notarial act without the physical appearance of the signer (Remote Online Notarization such as "Docusign")?
California Law does not provide the authority for California notaries public to perform a remote online notarization. The personal appearance of the document signer is required before the notary public. This is a distinct advantage for those that wish to have their documents notarized remotely. California recognizes notarial acts performed outside of California if it is taken in accordance with the law of the place where the acknowledgment is made. (California Civil Code 1189(b)).
What can a California Notary Public Do and Not Do:
A notary public can:
• Attest documents and certify their execution for use in the USA and certain other countries.
• Certify Powers of Attorney, contracts, deeds, wills and other legal documents.
• Administer oaths for local and international documents.
• Witness signatures to statutory declarations, powers of attorney, affidavits, contracts and other legal documents
• Certify copy of documents for use in the US and certain other countries.
Can Any Document Be Notarized?
Most documents can be notarized. One area of exception is with vital records -- birth, marriage and death certificates. We as notaries can't make or certify copies of these vital records. You must go to the government agency that originally issued the certificate to get copies.
A notary public cannot:
• Offer legal advice to clients, or modify any terms on a document.
• Notarize blank or incomplete documents (other than the signature and notary sections).
• Notarize signatures of people who are not present to sign in person.