Southern California Jail Notary Services

Need a notary for someone in jail? Cheri's Notaries provides mobile jail and detention-center notarizations throughout Southern California. Call (909) 802-3192.

Southern California Jail Notary Services

Need a notary for someone who is incarcerated? Cheri's Notaries can help coordinate the notarization.

We provide mobile jail and detention-center notary services for individuals who need documents notarized while in custody.

Documents We Commonly Notarize at Correctional Facilities:

• Powers of Attorney

• Deeds

• Affidavits

• Trust-related documents

• Real estate documents

• Guardianship-related documents

• Authorization forms

• Other documents requiring notarization

Every facility has its own procedures, access requirements and scheduling considerations. Because of this, we recommend contacting us before assuming a particular facility will allow a specific type of appointment.

How Jail Notarization Works

1. Contact Cheri's Notaries

Call or text (909) 802-3192 and tell us which facility the signer is located at.

2. Tell us about the document

Let us know what type of document needs to be notarized and how many signatures require notarization.

3. We discuss the facility requirements

Correctional facilities may have specific rules regarding visits, identification, scheduling, security and permitted documents.

4. We coordinate the notarization

Once the appointment is arranged, the notary travels to the appropriate facility and completes the notarial act if all legal and facility requirements are satisfied.

What Should You Have Ready?

When you call, it helps to have:

• Inmate's full legal name

• Name of the detention facility

• Booking number, if available

• Type of document

• Number of documents

• Number of signatures requiring notarization

• Any deadline you are working with

• Information about identification available to the signer

Do You Need a Power of Attorney Notarized for an Inmate?

Power of Attorney documents are a common reason families contact mobile jail notaries.

If an attorney has prepared a Power of Attorney for someone in custody, contact us and let us know the facility and document type.

We can notarize a document; we cannot prepare the legal document or advise you about what legal powers the document should contain.

What If the Jail Changes the Appointment?

Correctional facilities can have circumstances that affect access, including security restrictions, lockdowns, staffing issues or changes to visiting procedures.

For that reason, jail appointments should be planned with flexibility.

Need a Southern California Jail Notary?

Don't know which notary to call?

Call or text Cheri's Notaries: (909) 802-3192

Tell us the facility and what document needs to be notarized.

We'll help you determine the next step.

Jail Notary Pricing by Facility

Types of Notaries someone might need while incarcerated 

1. 1. Power of Attorney Notary:

Often required for legal matters, financial transactions, or medical decisions.

1. 2. Affidavit Notary:

Used for sworn statements or declarations, frequently needed for legal cases.

1. 3. Guardianship Notary:

Necessary for appointing a guardian for minor children or incapacitated individuals.

1. 4. Consent to Travel Notary:

Required for minors traveling without one or both parents.

1. 5. Incarceration Affidavit Notary:

Specific to situations where an individual is incarcerated and needs to attest to certain information.

1. 6. Transfer of Vehicle Ownership Notary:

Essential for selling or transferring vehicle ownership.

1. 7. Name Change Notary:

In cases where an inmate wants to legally change their name.

1. 8. Wills and Estate Planning Notary:

Often needed for inmates to formalize their wishes regarding assets and inheritance.

1. 9. Legal Document Copies Notary:

At times, inmates may need certified copies of legal documents.

1. 10. Real Estate Transactions Notary:

For any real estate-related paperwork, such as property transactions or mortgage documents.

It's crucial to approach each of these notary services with sensitivity and a thorough understanding of the unique challenges inmates may face. If you have any specific preferences or additional details you'd like to include, feel free to let me know!

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