General Notary Services

The certificate of acknowledgment, executed by a notary public, attests to key details: the signer's presence before the notary on the specified date and in the designated county, verification of the signer's identity, and confirmation that the signer acknowledged executing the document.

$15/per signature 

A jurat, defined by the phrase "Subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed)," is a crucial aspect of notarization. This certification by a notary public confirms that the signer appeared before them on the specified date and in the indicated county. Additionally, it affirms that the signer signed the document in the notary's presence, was administered the oath or affirmation, and validates the signer's identity. 

$15/per signature

 Spoken promises of truthfulness made in the presence of the Notary.  An oath is a promise to a deity and an affirmation is a pledge on one's personal honor. 

$15/per Oath or Affirmation

Notaries cannot certify copies of various public records such as court documents and “vital” records, such as birth, death, or marriage certificates. 

$30/per deposition

$7/witness

$7/Certificate of Deposition

  Notary certifies a copy as an accurate reproduction of the original document.   A certified copy of a power of attorney that has been certified by a notary public has the same force and effect as the original power of attorney. 

$15/per copy

  If a person, called the principal, has signed a document but does not personally appear before a notary public, another person can appear on the principal’s behalf to prove the principal signed (or “executed”) the document. That person is called a subscribing witness. (Code of Civil Procedure section 1935) 

$15/per signature