Will & Trust Notarization
San Francisco Bay Area
Protect your legacy with properly notarized estate planning documents. We come to you anywhere in the Bay Area — same-day appointments available.
Book an Appointment Call (650) 395-9195Why Notarize Your Will or Trust?
In California, a witnessed will does not require notarization to be valid, but a notarized self-proving affidavit attached to your will can speed up probate and make the process far smoother for your heirs. Living trusts and trust amendments, on the other hand, frequently require notarization to be legally recorded and accepted by financial institutions.
Our mobile notaries serve as the final, critical step in executing your estate plan — ensuring every signature is witnessed, verified, and sealed correctly so your documents hold up when your family needs them most.
Last Will & Testament
We witness and notarize self-proving affidavits that streamline probate and give your will added legal weight.
Revocable Living Trust
Notarize trust documents and amendments — required by many banks and financial institutions.
Irrevocable Trust
Notarization of irrevocable trusts for asset protection, Medicaid planning, and special needs purposes.
Trust Amendments & Restatements
Quick notarization of amendments to existing trusts without needing to restate the entire document.
Why Choose Signed Sealed Delivered Closings?
- We come to you — home, attorney's office, hospital, assisted living, or anywhere in the Bay Area
- Same-day and evening appointments available 7 days a week
- NNA-certified notary signing agents experienced with estate planning documents
- Compassionate service for clients in sensitive health or family situations
- We coordinate with your estate planning attorney if needed
- Covering all of the San Francisco Bay Area including Contra Costa, Alameda, and Marin counties
Estate Documents We Notarize
- Last Will and Testament (self-proving affidavit)
- Revocable Living Trust
- Irrevocable Trust
- Trust Amendment
- Trust Restatement
- Pour-Over Will
- Assignment of Assets to Trust
- Successor Trustee Acceptance
- Deed of Trust (for real property transfer into trust)
- Attorney-prepared estate planning packages
How It Works — 3 Simple Steps
1. Contact Us
Call or text (650) 395-9195 or use our online contact form. Tell us what documents you need notarized, when, and where.
2. We Come to You
Our mobile notary travels to your location anywhere in the Bay Area — typically within 24–48 hours, often same-day.
3. Sign & Seal
We verify all signers' identities, witness the execution of your documents, and affix the official notarial seal. Your estate planning documents are properly executed and legally complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does a will need to be notarized in California?
- A traditional witnessed will does not require notarization in California, but adding a notarized self-proving affidavit means the witnesses won't need to appear in court during probate. Many people choose notarization for this added protection.
- Does a living trust need to be notarized?
- Yes. California law requires a trust to be signed before a notary public to be effective for real property transfers and to be accepted by most banks and financial institutions.
- Can you come to an elder care facility or hospital?
- Absolutely. We regularly serve clients in assisted living facilities, skilled nursing homes, and hospitals throughout the Bay Area with patience and sensitivity.
- Can you coordinate with my attorney?
- Yes. We are happy to work alongside your estate planning attorney and follow their specific signing instructions for the document package.
- How much does it cost?
- Fees depend on the number of signatures and travel distance. Contact us at (650) 395-9195 for a quick, no-obligation quote.
Bay Area Service Areas
We notarize wills, trusts, and estate planning documents throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, including:
Ready to Execute Your Estate Plan?
We travel to you anywhere in the Bay Area. Same-day appointments available.
(650) 395-9195 Book an Appointment