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.

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Are there any exceptions to notarizing financial documents?

While notarization is generally recommended for financial documents, there are some exceptions and situations where it may not be required:

1. Informal agreements: Small personal loans or verbal contracts between friends or family members typically don’t require notarization.

2. Standard contracts: Many common financial agreements, such as simple sales contracts or basic lease agreements, may not need notarization to be legally binding.

3. State-specific exceptions: Some states have specific exceptions for certain types of financial documents. For example:
• Kansas and California allow notaries who are agents, employees, insurers, attorneys, escrow officers, or lenders to notarize transactions involving their clients.
• Florida permits employees to notarize an employer’s signature if they don’t receive any benefit beyond their normal salary.
• Nevada allows licensed attorneys to notarize signatures on instruments or pleadings related to their legal services.

4. Low-value transactions: Smaller financial transactions or loans often don’t require notarization, though the specific threshold can vary by jurisdiction.

5. Internal business documents: Routine internal financial documents within a company may not always require notarization.

It’s important to note that while these exceptions exist, notarization is still recommended for many financial documents, especially those involving significant amounts of money, real estate transactions, or business financing. When in doubt, it’s best to consult with a legal professional or financial institution to determine if notarization is necessary for a specific financial document.