Commonly notarized documents
Clear guidance about what I can notarize
Select a category for examples. If your document is not listed, call or email—many other documents can be notarized when they meet California requirements.
Trust & Estate Planning+
Trusts and trust-related documents, powers of attorney, advance healthcare directives, deeds, affidavits, and other attorney-prepared documents. Home, hospital, office, and senior-community appointments are available when the signer can communicate and willingly participate.
Real Estate & Loan Documents+
Deeds, loan packages, refinancing documents, seller packages, and other property-related signatures for individuals, real-estate professionals, escrow teams, and title companies.
Affidavits & Sworn Statements+
Affidavits, declarations, sworn statements, and other documents requiring a jurat or acknowledgment. The document must be complete before the appointment, except for the signatures that must occur in the notary's presence.
Business, Employment & Financial+
Business agreements, corporate resolutions, vendor documents, employment forms, financial documents, and other authorized signatures for companies, professionals, and individual signers.
Family, School & Travel+
Parental-consent letters, travel permissions, school-related forms, and other family documents when notarization is requested by the receiving organization.
Healthcare-Related Documents+
Healthcare directives, authorizations, and other prepared documents for patients and families. Traveling Notary Services verifies identity and witnesses signatures; it does not prepare documents or provide medical or legal advice.
Traveling Notary Services is not a law firm and cannot prepare documents, select a notarial certificate, or give legal advice.