Need a Mobile Notary in the Bay Area?
If you have special circumstances, want to make an appointment, or have a question, please call, text, or email to speak directly with a notary signing agent.
We travel to homes, offices, hospitals, assisted living facilities, businesses, and other mutually convenient locations.
If you need a single document notarized, guidance for a complete loan signing or estate package, or any other type of notarial act, our agents are ready to answer your questions and help find accurate, reliable, and convenient solutions.
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notary@secureink-notary.com
(510)978-0022
Richomond • North Berkeley
A notary public is a public officer commissioned by the Secretary of State authorized to serve the public as an unbiased witness when performing many legal formalities relating to the drafting or certifying contracts, deeds, and other official documents.
A Loan Signing Agent is a notary public, who has advanced focused on mortgage and real estate loan document signings. Usually they are required to pass annual DOJ and FBI background checks, and carry $100,000 or more in Errors and Omissions Insurance.
You can easily book an appointment through our online booking system. Just select a date and time and fill out the guided form. We will contact you to confirm your appointment and answer any questions. If you prefer not to book online, you can call or email to schedule your appointment.
Our pricing is based on California’s state-regulated notary fees, the number of notarizations required, travel to your location, and any requested additional services. When online booking is available, your travel fee will be calculated automatically. If you have questions or would like a personalized quote, call, text, or email and one of our agents will work with you.
If you are in the Bay Area or surrounding counties you can get service. If you don’t see your city or town, contact us and we will work it out.
California law requires every signer to present acceptable identification. Common forms of ID include:
• California Driver License or ID Card
• U.S. Passport or Passport Card
• Driver’s License or ID from another U.S. state
• Military Identification
• Certain Consular IDs and Tribal IDs accepted under California law
If you’re unsure whether your identification is acceptable, contact us before your appointment.
No, not all legal documents require notarization. However, many important documents — such as power of attorney, real estate deeds, affidavits, wills, and loan agreements — do require it. Whether a document needs notarization depends on state law, the issuing institution, and the type of transaction involved. When in doubt, it is always a good idea to have your document notarized, as it adds an extra level of legal protection.
