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California Notary
Public
A Notary is a public
officer appointed under authority of State Law who has power under the
relevant Notary Statute to administer an oath, to certify affidavits, to
take acknowledgements, depositions or sworn testimony, and to take
certain actions in some commercial transactions, such as the formal
protesting of negotiable instruments. Documents and signatures of the
Notary are authenticated by recognition of the Notary Seal.
Key Benefits
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Notary Public Forms Download for California:
1. All
purpose Notary Acknowledgement Form
2. JURAT
2008 Notary Newsletter
The 2008 edition of the Notary
News is available online and includes a summary of the new laws affecting
notaries public beginning January 1, 2008.
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Asked Notary Questions |
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Can you travel to my location? |
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Yes, give us a call. Additional travel fees may be charged.
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What form of ID do I need to bring? |
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Generally a valid photo ID, displaying a photo, signature,
and physical description. Usually either a Driver's License or a
Passport. If you're still unsure, give us a call. |
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Can my Notorial business be conducted via fax? |
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No. In California, an appearance must be made before the
Notary Public. There are some offshore firms that do provide notary
services via fax, but we strongly recommend you avoid these services.
The National Notary Association has issued
an advisory detailing problems with these services.
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Can My Documents Contain Blanks? |
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No. We can not notarize documents that are incomplete or
containing blanks.
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Can you help me choose which documents I should use? |
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No. Since we are not attorneys, we may not render legal
advice.
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What are your fees? |
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Typically, we charge $10.00 per signature or allowed by
California Law. |
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Convenient