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Mobile Notary In Half Moon Bay, CA 94019

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Notary in Half Moon Bay, CA 94019


Need a notary near me in Half Moon Bay, CA 94019? I provide reliable, mobile notary public services throughout the area—including neighborhoods like Downtown Half Moon Bay, Miramar, El Granada, and Moss Beach. Whether you're a homeowner, business professional, or handling estate matters, I offer convenient notary services right at your doorstep.

Services include:

  • Estate planning and power of attorney notarizations

  • Real estate and loan documents

  • Apostille facilitation for international document use

  • General notarization

  • Certified document translation coordination

Call or book online today—same-day appointments are often available in 94019.

More Information Regarding Services That I Offer

What I Do...

I provide a full range of professional notary and document support solutions designed to meet your needs quickly and reliably—right where you are.

How It Works?

Booking my services is quick and simple:

  1. Schedule your notarization appointment online: 

  2. Let me know the type of notary service you need and your location.

  3. I'll confirm the appointment time, fees, and any document requirements.

  4. I arrive on time, verify ID, and complete the notarization or/and apostille - authentication facilitation.

  5. You receive your completed notarized documents—professionally and promptly.

 Fees: $15.00 per notarized signature and/or per notarization act  

Travel fee varies based on the location where I’m meeting you.  Printing, scanning, and shipping fees vary depending on the number of pages and shipping destination or carrier used.             

When am I Available?

I offer flexible scheduling to fit your needs:

  • Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM

  • Saturday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

  • Emergency & After-Hours Appointments Available Upon Request ( I offer extended hours to hospitals and care facilities, as needed)

Why Choose My Services?

I’m more than just a signature service—I’m your local, trusted, and highly trained & independent Notary, committed to ensuring your documents are executed accurately,  and stress-free. With a sharp eye for detail, unwavering professionalism, and carry $1 million in Errors & Omissions insurance, I provide peace of mind every step of the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • It’s easy! Just contact a California Notary like me, bring your valid ID, and I’ll guide you through the process step by step. I’ll first verify your identity, make sure you understand what you're signing, and then have you sign both the document and my notary journal in my presence. Once everything checks out, I’ll complete the notarial certificate with my signature and official stamp to make it a legally valid notarized document.

  • In California, a Notary can charge up to $15 per signature and an additional $15 for each oath or affirmation administered. If you’re using Mobile Notary services, a travel fee will also apply based on your location and how soon you need the appointment. I always provide the full cost upfront, so there are no surprises—just honest, reliable service.

  • You’ll need a valid, unexpired photo ID issued by a government agency—like a driver’s license, passport, or state ID. If your ID is expired, there are still options, so don’t worry. Call or email me & I will walk you through other options.

  • Absolutely. I handle the apostille process from start to finish: mobile notarization (when required), document pre-check to prevent rejection, correct notarial certificates, and routing to the California Secretary of State. For non-Hague destinations, I coordinate authentication and consulate/embassy legalization. I’ve completed specialized training in apostille procedures and guide you step by step so your documents are accepted the first time.

    Pro Tip: If your documents were translated from Spanish, the notarial title must appear in English—exactly “Notary Public.” Certificates using “Notario” or Spanish wording are commonly rejected. I can also facilitate certified translations with a notarized translator affidavit.

*Notaries Are Not Attorneys and Therefore Cannot Practice Legal Advice.

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