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My Home Notary Service, by Manuel Puga
Mobile Notary Public Services | Apostille Facilitator Services
Gilroy, California 95020 Commissioned in and for Santa Clara County
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My Home Notary Service, by Manuel Puga, provides Jail mobile notary services including, but not limited to, the following locations:
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Santa Cruz Main Jail, located at 259 Water Street, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060
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San Benito County Jail, located at 710 Flynn Rd, Hollister, CA 95023
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Rountree Medium Facility, 90 Rountree Lane Watsonville, CA. 95076
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County of Santa Clara Main Jail, 150 W Hedding St, San Jose, CA 95110
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Elmwood Correctional Facility, 701 S Abel St, Milpitas, CA 95035
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Monterey County Jail, located at 1410 Natividad Rd, Salinas, CA 93906
We are currently offering courier services only for the County of Santa Clara Main Jail and Elmwood Correctional Facility.
Typical documents that inmates frequently ask to get notarized are the following:
Minor Consent Travel Forms, Power of Attorney Documents, Last Will and Testament, Application for Duplicate or Transfer of Title Forms, Grant Deed, Living Trust Documents, Deed(s), Deed of Trust, Legal Documents for Attorney, Impounded Car, Property Release, Unable to Appear for the Marriage License, Guardianship for a Minor, Vital Record Request and more.
Jail Mobile Notary Services are only provided during jail facility business hours.
For a successful notarization, please read the following information:
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Have an unexpired or issued within the last five years California-approved photo ID
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If Credible Witnesses are needed for the notarization, plan accordingly with the jail's personnel before meeting with the mobile notary.
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Credible Witnesses are also required to present a California-approved Photo ID and must bring it with them for the notarization.
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Have your documents in hand and filled out in their entirety, EXCEPT signatures.
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Ensure the documents reflect the same name as is recorded by the Jail facility on the ID (wristband) or Photo ID if one is presented for the notarization.
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You may provide your documents via email or in-person to the mobile notary. (Printing services fee may apply)
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If the document does not have a notarial act attached to it, you must contact the issuing or receiving entity to determine which notarial act is needed.
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If you do not know what type of notarial act is needed, the mobile notary may show you the most commonly used California Notarial acts. However, you will still be responsible for informing the mobile notary of the one you need.
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Be on time for the appointment. Additional fees may apply if you are late for the appointment.
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Signers must be alert and aware and not under duress or heavy medication that would prevent them from signing the documents.
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If the notary believes the signer shows signs of lack of awareness, such as inability to communicate directly, confusion, reluctance to sign, etc., the notary may stop the notarization. However, travel fees and non-refundable secured deposits may apply.
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I am not an attorney; therefore, by law, I cannot explain, interpret, instruct, advise, or direct you on completing a document. By doing so, I would be engaging in the unauthorized practice of law. If the requester/signer has an essential question about the document, they should address it to either the issuing or receiving entity or an attorney.
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