Inland Empire · Riverside · Orange County · Los Angeles

Licensed & bonded California notary public

Notarized today
wherever you are.

SMC 24/7 Mobile Notary travels to your home, office, hospital room, or jobsite across the Inland Empire, Riverside, Orange County, and Los Angeles. Nights, weekends, holidays, last-minute emergencies- call, and we roll.

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About SMC 24/7 Mobile Notary

A Southern California notary who actually picks up the phone

SMC 24/7 Mobile Notary is a commissioned California notary public and certified loan signing agent based in the Inland Empire. What started as after-hours help for a few escrow officers turned into a full mobile practice covering four counties.

Most of our work arrives with a deadline attached: a refinance that has to fund tomorrow, a power of attorney needed at a bedside tonight, a title package a courier already missed. That is the work we are built for. You get one person on the phone, a straight answer about timing and cost, and paperwork that comes back clean.

Why clients call us back

Notary work without the runaround

Four things clients mention most often when they call the second time.

We come to you

Home, office, hospital, care facility, coffee shop, or curbside outside your bank. You name the address and the hour.

Answered at 2 a.m.

Overnight hospital calls, Sunday closings, holiday deadlines. The phone rings through to a person, not a mailbox.

Checked before we leave

Every signature, initial, and date is reviewed at the table so packages are not kicked back by the lender.

Private and discreet

Your documents are read only as far as the notarial act requires. Nothing is copied, stored, or discussed.

Notary and signing services

What we notarize across Southern California

General notary work, real estate signings, and the document errands that come with them. If you are not sure which one fits, call and describe the paperwork.

01

Mobile Notary

We travel to your home, office, café, or curbside anywhere in our four counties, at the hour you pick.

02

Notary Public

Acknowledgments, jurats, affidavits, powers of attorney, deeds, and sworn statements.

03

Loan Signing Agent

Purchases, refinances, HELOCs, reverse mortgages, and seller packages walked through page by page.

04

Escrow Support

Help for escrow files that need a notary on the transaction and a signer who is hard to pin down.

05

Title Company Signings

Complete packages returned on your timeline, with scanbacks and next-day shipping on request.

06

Banking Notary

On-site coverage for banks and credit unions when the in-house notary is out or the branch is closed.

07

Hospital & Jail Visits

Bedside and facility signings, including coordinating with staff on visiting rules and witnesses.

08

Auto Title & DMV

Vehicle title transfers, lien releases, and DMV paperwork notarized wherever the car and the seller are.

09

Apostille & Paralegal Support

Document prep for apostille through the Secretary of State, plus legal assistant work for small firms.

How an appointment works

Three steps, one phone call

No account to create and no portal to log into. Here is the whole process.

1

Call or text

Tell us the document, the city, and when you need it. A photo of the paperwork helps us arrive with the right stamps and journal entries ready.

2

We confirm and travel

You get an arrival window and the travel fee up front. Then we drive to you — no waiting rooms, no crossing the county at rush hour.

3

Signed, sealed, done

We verify ID, notarize, log the journal, and check every page before we leave. Scanbacks or a FedEx drop if your lender needs them.

Service areas

Where we travel

Four counties, one phone number. Travel fees depend on distance and time of day, and you hear the number before we get in the car.

Inland Empire

Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Chino, Corona, Redlands, and the rest of the 909 and 951.

Riverside County

Riverside, Moreno Valley, Menifee, Murrieta, Temecula, Hemet, and the Coachella Valley on request.

Orange County

Anaheim, Santa Ana, Irvine, Fullerton, Huntington Beach, and the coastal cities.

Los Angeles County

Downtown, Pasadena, Long Beach, the San Gabriel Valley, and the South Bay.

Client feedback

What people say after the signing

A few notes from recent appointments across the Inland Empire, Orange County, and Los Angeles.

Called at 9 p.m. on a Friday about a power of attorney for my dad in the hospital. She was there by 10:30 and knew exactly how to handle the nurses and the witness. I did not expect that on a weekend.

Danielle R. · Redlands

I send her every rush signing that lands on my desk after 5. Packages come back complete, scanbacks the same night, and my signers tell me she is patient with them.

Marcus T. · Escrow officer, Riverside

Our refi closing moved up two days and the lender needed wet signatures. She drove out on a Sunday morning and walked us through 140 pages without rushing a single one.

The Alvarez family · Irvine
Common questions

Before you call

Still unsure? Call or text and describe your document. We will tell you in a minute whether it can be notarized and what it will cost.

California caps the notarial fee at $15 per signature. A mobile notary also charges a travel fee based on distance and time of day. We quote the full amount before we leave, so there is nothing new at the table.

Yes. Hospital and correctional facility calls often come overnight, and refinances sometimes have to be signed before a rate lock expires. If we are already at a signing, we call back as soon as it wraps.

A current, government-issued photo ID with a signature and physical description — driver’s license, state ID, passport, or military ID. Expired IDs and photocopies do not qualify. If the signer has no ID, ask us about credible witnesses.

We do this often. The signer must be awake, aware of what they are signing, and able to communicate with us directly. We cannot notarize when staff or family answer on the signer’s behalf.

No. Notaries are not attorneys, and that advice would break California law. We can tell you which notarial act your document calls for and make sure it is executed correctly.

Same-day is normal for us. For loan signings, a day’s notice helps if the package needs printing. For hospital and jail visits, call as early as you can so we can check the facility’s rules.