Everyday documents
Prepared affidavits, consent letters, business forms, and documents requiring an acknowledgment or jurat. Have the issuer specify the required act.
Knock Knock Notary · North Bay
Arrange a mobile notary in Cotati for prepared documents at your home, office, or another agreed meeting place. Knock Knock Notary serves Cotati, Sonoma County, by appointment. Share your signing address and deadline so we can confirm the visit and total quote.
If several people need separate notarizations at one Cotati address, send the document types and signer count together. We can plan a coordinated visit instead of multiple individual requests. Each required signer still needs to attend with qualifying identification.
Prepared affidavits, consent letters, business forms, and documents requiring an acknowledgment or jurat. Have the issuer specify the required act.
Mortgages, refinances, reverse mortgages, HELOCs, and seller/cash purchases. Your lender, title company, or escrow team must approve the assignment and supply instructions.
Prepared trust, power-of-attorney, and healthcare documents. Ask the preparer to resolve legal and witness requirements before the visit.
General notarization starts at $15 per signature, with statutory exceptions. Travel is separately quoted for your Cotati address, timing, and visit scope. Loan signing packages have their own starting rates and agreed service scope. Review notary and signing prices before requesting your quote.
Regular appointment windows are 7am–1pm and 5:30pm–10pm Pacific daily, subject to existing bookings and travel. Call if you need a time that is not shown. Use the signing-address checker; a county match does not reserve a visit.
Yes, subject to scheduling and document requirements. We quote the group scope and travel before confirming; each notarial act is handled individually.
Contact us to discuss timing, but tell us when the final documents will be ready. We must confirm the actual package and schedule before relying on the appointment for a deadline.
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