Notarization Types

  • Power of Attorney

  • Last Will & Testament

  • Living Trusts

  • Health Directives

  • Sworn Statements

  • Quitclaim Deeds

  • Travel Documents

  • Grant Deeds

  • Mortgages/Refinancing 

    Documents should be completed, but NOT signed before the notary arrives. 

All Things Notary

Notary Services

  • Acknowledgment/Jurat - $15 per notarized signature. 

  • Certified Copy of Power of Attorney - $15. 

    Travel fees…

  • Oakley - $25

  • Antioch - $25

  • Brentwood - $25

  • Pittsburgh - $35

  • Discovery Bay - $35

  • Bethel Island - $35

  • Mountain House - $50

  • All other locations - Please call for pricing

Apostille Service

  • Expedited Apostille service - $250 (1-2 day document return)

  • Standard Apostille service - $150 (3-5 day document return)

  • Economy Apostille service - $110 (20-30 day document return)

  • We offer free local pickup (within 20 miles) and hand deliver of your document(s) to the CA Secretary of State for certification. Includes pickup, travel to Sacramento, and postage to your home or office.

Document Packages (travel fee included)

  • Loan Signings - $200

  • Trusts - $200 (1 Trustee) or

    $275 (2 Trustees)

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Acceptable Identification

Proper identification is required for any notarial service that requires verification of signature. California recognizes the following types of identification as valid:

  • California Driver License or ID Card

  • A United States passport

  • Driver license or ID card (non-driver’s) issued by another state

  • Mexican or Canadian driver license issued by an authorized agency

  • US Military identification card (must include signature)

  • Foreign passport

  • California State, County, or City ID card (with photo, serial no., signature, and issue or expiration date)

  • The Consular card (must have physical description, photo, signature, serial#)

  • Federally recognized Tribal ID card (must have physical description, photo, signature, serial#)

  • Inmate ID card or wristband for incarcerated signers

All of these ID cards must be either current or issued within the last 5 years. These are the only California-approved ID cards. Should you be unable to provide one of these ID cards, you may be identified on the oath or affirmation of credible identifying witnesses who have their own approved ID card. Credible Identifying witnesses must have personal knowledge of your identity, believe it is not reasonable for you to obtain the approved ID, and be honest, aware, and impartial.