Mobile notary arriving at a client's front door in Southern California

Southern California · Mobile notaries

Verified mobile notaries that come to you

Book a trusted mobile notary in minutes. Search your city, compare verified notaries and contact them directly — free for clients, always.

  • All notaries commission-verified
  • Background-check status shown
  • No booking fees for clients

How it works

Three steps, no account required

1

Search your city

Enter your city or ZIP — or tap “Use my current location”. Every notary in your area appears with their travel radius, languages and service type.

2

Compare verified notaries

Check commission verification, background-check status, years of experience and real availability. No sign-up, no account, nothing to pay.

3

They come to you

Call or email the notary directly and agree a time and travel fee. They arrive at your home, office, hospital or escrow appointment with seal and journal in hand.

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Featured placement is a paid Premium listing. Ranking never changes what we show you about a notary — commission verification, background-check status, experience and reviews appear on every listing regardless of tier.

Why a mobile notary

The notary drives. You stay put.

Hospital rooms, escrow closings, care homes, job sites, apartment lobbies at 8pm — the signings that matter rarely happen at a convenient counter. Every notary in this directory travels to the signer.

  • Commission verified. We check each notary's active California commission number before the listing goes live.
  • Background-check status shown. Displayed honestly — including when a notary has not submitted one.
  • Loan signing specialists flagged. Full lender packages and same-day scan-backs for escrow.
How Find My Notary CA works
A mobile notary notarizing documents with a couple in their living room

Client questions

What clients ask first

How much does a mobile notary cost in California?

California law caps the notary fee at $15 per signature notarized. A mobile notary also charges a travel fee, which is separate, negotiable and must be disclosed to you before the appointment. In Southern California that travel fee usually runs $25-$75 depending on distance and time of day.

What ID do I need?

A current government-issued photo ID — California driver's license or ID card, a US or foreign passport, military ID, or another ID accepted under California Civil Code 1185. The name on your ID must match the name on the document.

How fast can a notary come to me?

Same-day is normal across most of Southern California if you call in the morning. Use the “Available today” filter on the browse page, and call rather than email when it is urgent.

Do you charge me anything?

No. Find My Notary CA is completely free for clients — there are no booking fees and no markup. You pay the notary directly. Notaries pay us a flat monthly listing fee, which is why we never take a cut of your job.

Read the full FAQ — including loan signing vs general notary work, what to bring, and what a notary is not allowed to do.

For notaries

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