For your benefit Les Jarrin Mobile Notary, I work from my home office to reduce overhead and SAVE you Money! Jarrin Mobile Notary offers the following Notary Services.
We come to your location, at your work, home, office conference room, senior home, care center, hospital, public library, or even at a nearby coffee shop.
We offer Mobile Notary services in the following surrounding areas; Agoura California, Agoura Hills California, Calabasas California, Camarillo California, Casa Conejo California, Chatsworth California, Moorpark California, Newbury Park California, Oak Park California, Porter Ranch California, Simi California, Simi Valley California, Thousand Oaks California, Westlake California, Westlake Village California, Ventura County, California, and any nearby locations in the northwestern part of Greater Los Angeles.
We’re only a phone call away and just minutes away to meet you. 805-813-5757.
CALL LES YOUR MOBILE NOTARY 805-813-5757
Are there any documents that don’t require notarization?
Yes, there are several types of documents that typically don’t require notarization:
1. Informal agreements: Verbal contracts or handshake deals often don’t need notarization. These include minor service agreements or personal loans between friends.
2. Standard contracts: Many common contracts don’t require notarization to be legally binding, such as:
• Simple sales agreements
• Lease contracts
• Employment agreements
3. Small claims court documents: In some jurisdictions, affidavits filed in small claims courts may not need notarization.
4. Informal family court affidavits: Some family court proceedings may accept unnotarized affidavits.
5. Certain probate court documents: Some probate courts may allow unnotarized documents if individuals can sufficiently identify themselves in court.
6. Routine business documents: Many day-to-day business documents don’t require notarization unless specified by law or company policy.
It’s important to note that while these documents may not require notarization to be legally valid, notarization can still add an extra layer of authenticity and credibility. Additionally, requirements can vary by jurisdiction and specific circumstances, so it’s always best to check local laws or consult with a legal professional when in doubt
