Services and Price
Each notarization cost only $8.00.
(compared to $10 demanded by most notaries)
Notarization document can be in any language.
The Notary Public is fluent in Spanish, Mandarin, and English.
Services provided include:
- Taking Acknowledgments
- Administering a Jurat
- Taking a Power of Attorney
- Certifying a Copy of Power of Attorney
- Taking an Advance Health Care Directive
- Providing Copies of Journal Entries
- All-Purpose Certificate of Acknowledgments
- Demand Debts or Protest Non-Payment
- Confidential Marriages
Common Documents Requiring Notarization Include:
-Grand Deeds- used to transfer property from the Grantor(s) to the Grantee(s)
- Quitclaim Deeds- type of Grand Deed. Also transfers property
- Affidavit or Death of Joint Tenant or Trustees- if property is being held in joint tenancy or in a trust and one of the joint tenants or trustees dies, California allows someone to file an Affidavit of Death Of Joint Tenant or Trustee which essentially removes the person from the property title
- Power of Attorney- A power of Attorney grants permission for someone to legally sign documents for someone else
- Deed of Trust, Security Agreement or Mortgage Agreement- Documents are used to encumber by agreement the borrower by placing the property into collateral until the note or promise to pay is completely satisfied
- Deed of Reconveyance- Once the borrower has satisfied the note, a Deed of Reconveyance is issued to indicate that the property is no longer held in collateral
(compared to $10 demanded by most notaries)
Notarization document can be in any language.
The Notary Public is fluent in Spanish, Mandarin, and English.
Services provided include:
- Taking Acknowledgments
- Administering a Jurat
- Taking a Power of Attorney
- Certifying a Copy of Power of Attorney
- Taking an Advance Health Care Directive
- Providing Copies of Journal Entries
- All-Purpose Certificate of Acknowledgments
- Demand Debts or Protest Non-Payment
- Confidential Marriages
Common Documents Requiring Notarization Include:
-Grand Deeds- used to transfer property from the Grantor(s) to the Grantee(s)
- Quitclaim Deeds- type of Grand Deed. Also transfers property
- Affidavit or Death of Joint Tenant or Trustees- if property is being held in joint tenancy or in a trust and one of the joint tenants or trustees dies, California allows someone to file an Affidavit of Death Of Joint Tenant or Trustee which essentially removes the person from the property title
- Power of Attorney- A power of Attorney grants permission for someone to legally sign documents for someone else
- Deed of Trust, Security Agreement or Mortgage Agreement- Documents are used to encumber by agreement the borrower by placing the property into collateral until the note or promise to pay is completely satisfied
- Deed of Reconveyance- Once the borrower has satisfied the note, a Deed of Reconveyance is issued to indicate that the property is no longer held in collateral
