Oakland Prime Mobile Notary

No you do not, however, paying in advance is strongly recommended. Why? This minimizes the contact between Signers transferring cards/cash, and most importantly, this CONFIRMS your appointment. The benefits to paying in advance are your time-sensitive documents are Notarized with care and precision at the TIME you need it most! This also helps when multiple Signers/witnesses are involved, to accommodate for traveling, and cancellations. You can also pay at the time of your appointment. This is RESERVES your appointment, and leaves it subject to double-booking. In the event your appointment is double-booked, you will be notified 30 mins in advance. Your appointment will be pushed back no greater than 1 hour. This option is useful for people with flexible schedules who choose not to pay in advance.

What type of Power Of Attorney do I need to have notarized? Does my Principal and Agent need to be present to sign the Power Of Attorney? What kind of valid Identification is accepted? Do I need a Witness present?

Make sure the Notary Public is a good fit and understands what your needs are. Be clear and concise and their work should stand up to scrutiny.

I had a customer who confronted their siblings to finalize a deceased parents' insurance policy. Several of the siblings were residents of different states, and coordinating their phone interaction for the best possible outcome was a challenge. This took several hours and the customer was appreciative and unnecessarily apologetic.

I have worked with family deaths, wealth preservation, estate planning, arrangements for relatives, out-of-state contracts, private applications, and over-the-phone court proceedings.

6 years ago, a close family member underwent a serious cancer diagnosis that involved getting their documents and affairs in order. I was unhappy with how unprepared my family was in regard to this situation, which exposed how many families are not prepared for these life moments, and this is my motivation to deliver reliable work during these times.

The technical side of certifying documents is important and as a result, can be stressful. My background as a healthcare professional in the pediatric sports medicine domain allows for a calm and guided experience for your family.

The process of certifying a Power of Attorney or witnessing the signature on a Will is performed by a Notary Public. It is important that you must present in-person to sign your document. I will greet you, record your information, witness you sign your document, and complete your Notary certificate for your records.

If you (or your business) will require more than one Notarization, become a Supporter and take advantage of a 10% discount for the second appointment. You will receive a customized link allowing you to schedule an appointment with one-click.