Notary Services
Services Offered
There are thousands of documents I notarize, here are just a few of the most common:
Jurat/Affidavits
Acknowledgement/Signature Declarations
Grant Deeds/Quitclaim Deed
Escrow/Title Documents
Buyer/Seller Packages
Loan Modification Agreement
HELOC and Refinance
Legal Documents
Medical/Advanced Health Care Directives
Permission for Minor Travel
Power of Attorney
Living Wills/Estate Documents
Family Trusts
Letters/Personal Documents
Service Area
I'm mobile so that you may choose the location that is most convenient for you or your client. Quick service is available within Temecula and Murrieta. I also schedule appointments in the surrounding areas of Riverside, San Diego and Orange Counties.
Your home or office
FedEx shipping store
Coffee shops
Temecula Hospital
Assisted Living
Centers
Temecula library
April Vettorel
At Temecula Valley Notary, I specialize in providing affordable and reliable notary, printing and courier services seven days a week. Please call, text or email for a quote. I accept cash, major credit cards, Zelle and invoicing for businesses. I enjoy what I do and look forward to working with you soon!
Commissioned in California
Bonded
$100,000 E&O Insurance
NNA Certified Loan Signing Agent
Pavaso Certified
Background Checked by National Notary Association, FBI and CA Dept. of Justice
Laser Printer with dual tray
Prompt/Reliable Mobile Services
FAQ's
What is a Notary Public
A notary public is an official witness to the free and willing signing of one or more documents by one or more people whose identity the notary has verified. In most cases, the document is signed in the notary's presence; in some cases, it is signed first and then brought to the notary public by the signer, who will then acknowledge to the notary that he or she signed the document.
What should I bring with me when we meet?
Please review all documents for the correct spelling of names, correct dates and no blank spaces. A notary may not notarize a document that is incomplete or contains blanks.
A valid form of ID must be present at the time of signing and must contain photo, signature and government issued ID #.
Does the name on the document have to match my ID exactly?
Not necessarily. However, the name on the document can be no more than the name on the ID. For example, if the name on the ID is “Jane Ellen Doe,” the document can bear the names “Jane Doe,” “Jane E. Doe,” “J.E. Doe” but not “Jane Ellen Smith Doe ,” or “E.S.Doe.”
What forms of ID does a Notary Public accept?
- State-issued driver’s license
- State-issued identification card
- U.S. military identification card
- U.S. passport
Unaccepted forms of ID may include the following:
- Birth certificates
- Social security cards
- School identification cards
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
Can I sign the document before the Notary arrives:
It depends. A document that needs a Jurat (usually an oath or affirmation, depending on what the issuing party has requested) must be signed in the presence of the Notary. Documents that require an acknowledgment require only that the signer appear before the Notary and acknowledge that they did indeed sign the document.