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Notary Public Services in Mountain View

Walk In, Book a Time, or Request Mobile Service

Bring your document and acceptable photo ID to our Mountain View office for clear, professional notarization. Walk-ins are welcome, appointments are available, and mobile service can be arranged for homes and organizations.

California commissioned Notary Public
Walk-ins welcome
Appointments available
Mobile notary by request
Mon-Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-2PM
809 Cuesta Dr, Suite B, Mountain View, CA 94040
Customer meeting with a California Notary Public for document notarization
Walk-Ins Welcome

Simple, In-Person Service

Bring your document, photo ID, and every person who needs a signature notarized.

Choose What Works for You

Three Easy Ways to Get Notary Service

Visit our Mountain View office or ask about mobile service at your location.

Most Convenient
Walk In

Stop by during regular business hours. No appointment is required.

Mon-Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-2PM

Reserved Time
Book an Appointment

Reserve a time when you want a scheduled visit and less waiting.

Book online in advance

We Come to You
Mobile Notary

Ask us to meet at your home, office, or organization when travel is difficult.

Call for availability and travel fees

Before You Arrive

What to Bring for Notarization

Preparing these items helps avoid delays and makes your visit easier.

Important: If you do not know which notarial act your document needs, ask the person or agency receiving the document before your visit. A Notary Public cannot choose the act or provide legal advice.

Your Document

Bring the complete document and leave no required information blank.

Acceptable Photo ID

Bring a current identification document acceptable under California law.

Every Signer in Person

Each person whose signature is notarized must personally appear before the notary.

Required Notarial Act

Know whether the receiving agency requires an acknowledgment, jurat, or another act.

What to Expect

Your Notary Visit in Four Simple Steps

Most routine notarizations follow this straightforward process.

1

Bring Your Document & ID

Arrive with the document, acceptable identification, and all required signers.

2

Identity Is Verified

The notary checks identity and records the required journal information.

3

Sign or Acknowledge

Complete the signature, acknowledgment, oath, or affirmation required for the act.

4

Notarization Is Completed

The correct certificate is completed and the official notary seal is applied.

Common Notarial Acts We Perform

The document’s receiving agency or your attorney should tell you which act is required.

Acknowledgments

The signer confirms their identity and acknowledges signing the document voluntarily.

Jurats

The signer takes an oath or affirmation and signs the document in the notary’s presence.

Oaths & Affirmations

The notary administers a verbal promise that a statement or testimony is truthful.

Power of Attorney Copies

California notaries may certify a copy of a power of attorney when requirements are met.

Documents Customers Commonly Bring

We can notarize signatures on many document types when the document contains or is accompanied by the proper notarial certificate.

Powers of attorney
Real estate documents
Affidavits and sworn statements
Trust and estate documents
Business agreements
School and consent forms
Financial documents
Travel authorization forms
Mobile Notary

Need Us to Come to You?

Mobile service may be arranged at a home, office, care facility, or organization in Mountain View and nearby cities. Availability and travel fees depend on the location and time.

Call (650) 961-4646

Ready to Have Your Document Notarized?

Walk into our Mountain View office, reserve a time online, or call to ask about mobile availability.

809 Cuesta Dr, Suite B, Mountain View, CA 94040Walk-ins welcome

A Notary Public verifies identity and completes the requested notarial act; a notary does not verify a document’s truthfulness, accuracy, or legal validity and cannot provide legal advice. Every signer must personally appear before the notary under current California law.