Certified Mobile Notary Service

Acknowledgments: Notaries can notarize acknowledgments, which are documents where a person acknowledges their signature on the document as their own free act and deed. This can include agreements, contracts, deeds, and powers of attorney.

Jurats: Notaries can notarize jurats, which are documents where a person swears or affirms the truthfulness of the contents of the document. This can include affidavits, sworn statements, and certain types of legal documents.

Wills and trusts: A notary can notarize the signatures on wills and trust documents, although it’s important to note that notarization is not required for these documents to be valid in California.

Power of Attorney documents: These are legal documents that grant someone else the authority to act on behalf of another person in specific matters.

 A notary public has the power to make certified copies of powers of attorney. A certified copy means that the notary has verified that the copy is a true and accurate reproduction of the original document. So, if you have a power of attorney and you need to provide a copy to someone, you can go to a notary public who will certify that the copy is legitimate.

The important thing to know is that a certified copy of a power of attorney holds the same legal value as the original document. In other words, it carries the same weight and authority. So, if you provide a certified copy of a power of attorney to someone, they should treat it as if it were the original document itself.

Notaries can notarize various loan and real estate documents, including mortgage documents, loan agreements, deeds, and property transfers