Standard notarization
Per notarized signature, the maximum California law allows for a notarial act.
Hospital rooms, kitchen tables, escrow offices and jails. Same day appointments across San Diego County, seven days a week.
California caps the notarial act at fifteen dollars per signature. Travel is quoted separately and always before we come.
Per notarized signature, the maximum California law allows for a notarial act.
Quoted by distance and time of day before we schedule, never added afterward.
Full refinance or purchase package printed, signed, checked page by page and shipped.
Common for family members handling affairs, plus travel to home or facility.
Bedside notarization including capacity confirmation and coordination with staff.
We notarize and walk the document through the California Secretary of State for you.
Coastline is a California commissioned notary public carrying the required surety bond plus errors and omissions coverage, and background screened through the National Notary Association. We are certified loan signing agents, which matters because a mistake in a signing package delays a closing for everybody. Bilingual service in English and Spanish.
“My father was in the hospital and we needed a power of attorney that evening. He was there in ninety minutes and handled it gently.”
Olivia N., Hospital signing
“Our escrow officer said it was the cleanest signing package she had received all month. Nothing came back for correction.”
Derek F., Refinance closing
Unsigned documents and a current government issued photo ID such as a driver license, state ID, passport or military ID. Do not sign anything before we arrive, because California requires the signature to happen in the notary's presence. Every signer must be present with their own ID.
The notarial act itself is fifteen dollars per signature, capped by California law. Travel is a separate fee starting at forty five dollars, based on distance and whether it is after hours or a weekend. We quote the total before we schedule so there is no negotiating at your door.
Yes, we do it often. The signer must be conscious, able to communicate their understanding, and have valid ID or two credible identifying witnesses. If a patient cannot demonstrate awareness of what they are signing, we are legally required to decline, and we will tell you that on the phone beforehand.
An apostille certifies a document for use in another country that is party to the Hague Convention, commonly needed for foreign marriages, dual citizenship, adoptions and overseas business filings. We notarize the document and process it through the California Secretary of State so you are not making the trip.
Call or text with your location, document type and preferred time. We will quote the full cost before confirming.