I founded San Diego Notary NC to provide the Oceanside community with reliable,
professional notary services they can count on. I pride myself on extreme attention
to detail and a commitment to integrity, ensuring every legal document -
from estate documents to loan signings, all is handled with the highest level of care.
Schedule a Visit in my Oceanside office or schedule a mobile appointment today.
- Tracy, Founder & Commissioned Notary Public since 2020
NNA Certified Loan Signing Agent • E&O • Bonded • Background Checked Yearly • Certified Trust Delivery Agent
Same Day Appointments
Monday-Friday
Saturday & Sunday upon availability
North County San Diego surrounding areas
Oceanside • Carlsbad • Leucadia • Cardiff • Encinitas
Vista • San Marcos • Bonsall • Fallbrook
In order to notarize your documents, we will need at least one form of a valid government-issued ID that includes a photo.
By law, a notary is allowed to take acknowledgements, administer oaths and affirmations, perform jurats, take depositions, and certify copies of power of attorney.
The primary reason is to prevent fraud. A notary serves as an impartial witness to ensure the identify of a person who is required to sign a document.
No. A notary is not allowed to assist in drafting documents aside from making sure the documents are signed and dated in the proper place and by the right person.
The process usually takes about five minutes for a single document. In addition to providing a proper ID, customers need to sign the notary’s public record book and provide a thumbprint.
Yes. If a notary can’t properly identify a client or be certain the client knows what they are signing, they can refuse to notarize a document. A notary can be held legally responsible if a document they notarize turns out to be fraudulent.
I am not an attorney and therefore, by law, I cannot explain or interpret the contents of any document for you, instruct you on how to complete a document or direct you on the advisability of signing a particular document. By doing so I will be engaging in the unauthorized practice of law and could face legal penalties that include the possibility of incarceration. Any important questions about your document should be addressed to the lender, title company or attorney.
