Your Questions, Answered

  • California law requires a valid, government-issued photo ID for notarization. Acceptable identification may include a driver’s license, state ID, passport, or other approved identification documents permitted under California law.

  • Yes. Every signer whose signature is being notarized must personally appear before the notary at the time of signing.

  • Yes. Liberty Signings provides mobile notary services throughout Shasta County and surrounding areas. Appointments may be scheduled at your home, office, hospital, care facility, or other approved location.

  • We proudly serve Shasta County and surrounding areas, including Redding, Anderson, Cottonwood, Red Bluff, and nearby communities.

  • Appointments are recommended to ensure availability. Same-day and evening appointments may be available depending on scheduling.

  • Some documents may already be signed before notarization, depending on the type of notarial act being performed. However, certain documents must be signed in the presence of the notary. If you are unsure, please wait until your appointment or contact us before signing.

  • No. A notary public cannot provide legal advice, explain legal documents, or prepare documents unless separately licensed and authorized to do so.

  • Pricing varies depending on the type of notarization, number of signatures, travel distance, and appointment location. Please contact us for a quote prior to scheduling.

  • Yes. Hospital, care facility, and jail signings may be available depending on facility requirements, signer awareness, and appointment availability.

  • Yes. Loan signing appointments are available for refinance, purchase, seller, and other real estate-related document packages.

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