Notary Public based in San ​Jose, California

Available by Appointment ​on Evenings and ​Weekends.

• San Jose
• Santa Clara
• Milpitas
• Sunnyvale
• Cupertino
• Evergreen
• Saratoga
• Los Altos
• Campbell
• Mountain View
• Palo Alto
• Stanford
• Los Gatos
• Lexington ​Hills/Santa Cruz ​Mtns
• Morgan Hill
• Redwood City
• San Mateo

I am a notary public based in ​San Jose, CA. I am also able ​to issue confidential marriage ​licenses and officiate ​weddings in Santa Clara ​County by request.

After you request an appointment I ​will send you a quote for my travel fee.

I usually respond in one day or less.

• Fees
  
• Policies
  
• Acceptable ID
  
• Weddings
  

As a Notary ​Public

What excites me most is officiating ​weddings. As a romantic at heart and ​someone who is happily married to my ​best friend, I find great joy in uniting ​couples in marriage. I’m honored to be ​ordained by Universal Life Church ​Ministries and I welcome all couples, ​including those from the LGBTQ ​community, with open arms.

I drive to your location!

Service Fees

I charge a travel fee in addition to the fees for notarizations.

Mobile Notary Travel Fee in San Jose: Starts at $40*

* I will send you a quote.

Standard Notary Services Fees:

• Acknowledgements, $15 for each signature
• Jurats - Oaths/Affirmations, $15, for administering an oath ​to one person
• Voting Materials, $0
• Powers of Attorney, for certifying a copy of a power of ​attorney, $15
• Veterans Benefits, $0, for military veteran’s application or ​claim for a pension, allotment, allowance, compensation, ​insurance or any other veteran’s benefit
• Confidential Marriage License, $83

Other Services:

Officiate Marriage Ceremony

Drop off Marriage License

• A California ID card or California drivers license ​(current or issued within 5 years)
• A United States passport (current or issued ​within 5 years)
• Any form of inmate identification used by a ​sheriffs department, if the inmate is in custody
  

These forms of identification must be current and ​must contain a photograph, description of the ​person, signature of the person, and an identifying ​number:

• A valid consular ID or passport issued by a ​consulate from the persons country of ​citizenship
• A drivers license or ID card issued by another ​state (USA)

Note: International Drivers Licenses do not meet ​these requirements. Matrícula Consular sometimes ​meets these requirements.

If you do not have one of the IDs listed above, discuss with me before our appointment.

Every signer must physically appear and present Acceptable ID ​at the time of notarization.

I cannot notarize vital records such as birth, fetal death, ​marriage or death certificates.

You must be able to communicate with me in English. ​Translation is not allowed during notarization.

I am not an attorney and cannot give legal advice about ​immigration or any other legal matters.

Please be punctual, if you arrive 20 minutes after the ​scheduled time, I will consider you to be a “no show”.

My travel fee is non-refundable, and will still be charged if ​there is failure to notarize, which could be due to not having ​acceptable ID, incomplete documents, “no show”, or other ​unforeseen circumstances.

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