Yes. I provide mobile notary services in Palo Alto for estate planning documents including trusts and certifications of trust. I meet clients at homes, offices, hospitals, and care facilities to complete signings accurately and in compliance with California notary requirements.

Yes—POA notarizations are one of the most common requests I handle. If you tell me how many signers and what type of POA you’re signing, I’ll help you prepare before the appointment.

Yes. I’m a mobile notary and travel throughout Palo Alto for appointments at homes, workplaces, hospitals, assisted living communities, and other care facilities. Flexible scheduling is available.

California requires a valid, government-issued photo ID for each signer, such as a current driver’s license, state ID, or passport. If you’re unsure whether your ID qualifies, contact me before your appointment and I’ll help you confirm.

Most estate plan signings take about 30 to 90 minutes depending on the number of documents, signatures, notarizations, and whether witnesses are needed. I’ll confirm the estimated time when you book.

Sometimes. Certain estate planning documents may require witnesses depending on the document type and your attorney’s instructions. If you tell me what you’re signing, I can help you confirm what to have ready before I arrive.

When availability allows, yes. I offer flexible scheduling, including extended hours, with a rush/after-hours surcharge in some cases.

To avoid delays, have valid ID ready for each signer, make sure all signers are present, and keep documents unsigned until I arrive. If witnesses are required, have them ready as well. If you share the document type and how many signers/signatures are involved, I can confirm timing and pricing before we schedule.

Pricing depends on the document type, number of signers/signatures, and travel. Standard notarization starts at $65 for 1 signature, with $15 per additional signature. Estate plan signing packages are also available. I’ll confirm the total before we schedule.