Service Provided

Mobile Notary Public Service

 

We want to make things as easy as possible, which is why SunRae Mobile Notaries comes to you! We service all of Tulare and Kings Counties, as well as many surrounding areas (see our service area to confirm we are the best match for you). Most importantly, we meet you at your most convenient location.

  • doctor’s office

  • hospitals

  • hotels

  • jails

  • detention centers

  • homes

  • offices

  • businesses

  • assisted living facilities

  • nursing homes

Because we know your time is valuable, we promise to offer quick, professional and reliable services.

Signings &Notarization of Loan Documents

 

The days of traveling to a lending or title office to notarize your documents are behind you. Now you can get all of your loan documents notarized in the comfort of your own home! Loan Signing covers a number of things:

  • commercial real estate loans

  • residential loans

  • piggyback loans

  • mortgages

  • refinances

  • home equity line of credit

  • reverse mortgages

Don’t see what you’re looking for? Contact us, we may still be able to assist.

Document Signings

 

The documents we can assist with include, but is not limited to:

  • consent letters

  • divorce papers

  • DMV documents

  • domestic partnership agreements

  • estate planning documents

  • grant deeds

  • passport and Visa authentications

  • personal legal documents

  • powers of attorney

  • pre nuptial agreements

Apostille, Authentication &Legalization

 

When you need your documents to go to a foreign country, they may require an Apostille Authentication of the notarized documents.

  • birth certificates

  • corporate documents

  • marriage licenses

  • powers of attorney

  • school records

Contact us regarding any other documents needing Authentication with Apostille.

Printing &Other Tools

 

Ability to print e-docs, laser printer available.

See pricing for more information.

What is the Role of a Notary Public?

The role of the Notary Public is to identify you as the individual whom has signed a document. The notary does this by means of positive identification or satisfactory evidence (active government-issued picture ID or credible witnesses). It is often assumed that the Notary Public is to explain and make clear the documentation before a borrower or client, this is not the case. The notary is a neutral party that is not benefiting or associated with a transaction. The Notary Public is found of reputable standing by the State of California to administer their seal as a witness. The notary is assuring that you are truly the person whom is signing or administering an oath. They also affirm that you are of sound mind to do so without having been coerced.