Services
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Kay Notary LA provides professional mobile notarization throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, offering convenient on‑site service at your home, workplace, hospital, senior community, attorney’s office, escrow office, or another agreed‑upon location. Whether you’re signing personal, real estate, healthcare, business, or time‑sensitive documents, each appointment is handled with accuracy, discretion, and clear communication.
Common Documents We NotarizeAcknowledgments
Jurats
Affidavits
Death Affidavits
Powers of Attorney
Healthcare Directives
Estate Planning Documents
Real Estate Documents (single lending documents only)
Business Agreements
Corporate Forms
Government Forms and Applications
Lease Agreements
Travel Consent Forms
Signature Witnessing
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Documents intended for international use often require an apostille. Kay Notary LA helps you prepare your paperwork correctly and provides secure courier delivery to the California Secretary of State, making the process simple and stress‑free.
Common Documents We Assist With
Birth Certificates
Marriage Certificates
Death Certificates
Powers of Attorney
Affidavits and Notarized Statements
Travel Consent Letters
Educational Diplomas and Transcripts
Court Orders and Divorce Decrees
Business and Corporate FilingsNotarized or Certified Copies
Some documents must be notarized before receiving an apostille, while others require certified copies issued by the proper agency. If you’re unsure which applies to your document, I can help review the requirements and guide you through the next steps.
Courier‑Only Service
If your document is already properly issued and does not require notarization, I provide secure courier delivery directly to the Secretary of State.
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To make your appointment more convenient, Kay Notary LA offers select add‑on services such as document printing, scanning, and local drop‑off or shipping preparation when requested in advance.
Printing
Email your documents ahead of time and receive clean, ready‑to‑sign copies at your appointment. Ideal for loan documents, legal forms, business agreements, affidavits, and other paperwork requiring in‑person signatures.
Scanning
Completed documents can be scanned, emailed, uploaded, or prepared for return according to your instructions, providing a clear digital copy for your records, your attorney, or your business.
Document Drop‑Off and Delivery
Secure local delivery is available to: FedEx UPS USPS Escrow Offices Title Companies Attorney Offices Business Locations
Notarial Process
Book Your Appointment
Choose a convenient time and location for your mobile notarization. I confirm details upfront so you know exactly what to expect.
Prepare Your Documents
Bring a valid ID and any documents that need notarization. If you need printing, scanning, or delivery, I offer add‑on services to make preparation easy.
Sign With Confidence
I verify identity, complete required notarial acts, and guide you through each step with clarity and patience. Every appointment is handled with professionalism and compliance.
Receive Your Completed Documents
After notarization, you’ll receive your documents immediately. If needed, I can scan, email, or deliver them to local offices, courthouses, or business locations.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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A mobile notary is a commissioned notary public who travels to your location instead of requiring you to visit an office. This service is ideal when you need documents notarized at home, at work, at a dealership, in a law office, or at a hospital or care facility. Mobile notarization makes the process simple, flexible, and convenient.
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Please have the following ready:
Your document, fully completed except for your signature
A valid, government‑issued photo ID
Any required witnesses
Your preferred form of payment
Do not sign anything ahead of time — your signature must be witnessed during the appointment.
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California accepts several forms of valid, government‑issued photo ID:
California Driver License or ID
Driver License or ID from another U.S. state
U.S. Passport
Foreign Passport (must be stamped by U.S. Customs)
U.S. Military ID
Inmate ID (for individuals currently in custody)
Photos of IDs, membership cards, and expired IDs cannot be used.
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No. I do not create or supply legal forms. Please bring your completed document, and I will verify your identity, witness your signature, and complete the appropriate notarial certificate.
If you’re unsure which form you need, please contact the agency or organization requesting the document.
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Most documents do not require witnesses. If yours does, you must bring your own witnesses. They must:
Be 18 or older
Have valid government‑issued photo ID
Not be related to you
Not be named in the document
I do not provide witnesses.
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Absolutely. I regularly visit hospitals, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, and senior communities. Appointments are handled gently and respectfully to accommodate patients, families, and staff.
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California sets the fee at $15 per notarized signature. Travel fees vary based on distance, time, and urgency. You will always receive a clear, upfront quote before booking.
If printing, scanning, or additional services are needed, those fees will be discussed in advance.
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I provide mobile notary services throughout Sherman Oaks and the San Fernando Valley, including:
Bel Air • Burbank • Canoga Park • Chatsworth • Encino • Granada Hills • Hollywood Hills • Lake Balboa • Mission Hills • North Hollywood • Northridge • Pacoima • Panorama City • Reseda • Sherman Oaks • Studio City • Sun Valley • Sylmar • Tarzana • Toluca Lake • Universal City • Valley Village • Van Nuys • West Hills • Woodland Hills
If you’re unsure whether your location is covered, feel free to reach out.
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Most standard notarizations take 10–15 minutes. Appointments involving multiple documents, several signers, or estate‑planning packets may take longer. I will always let you know what to expect ahead of time.
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I accept:
Cash
Zelle
Venmo
PayPal
Debit/Credit cards
You will receive a receipt for every appointment.
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Yes. I offer bilingual English and Polish service for clients who prefer to communicate in Polish. Clear communication is essential during notarization, and bilingual support helps make the process smooth and stress‑free.