Jail Notary

A loved one going to jail creates a handful of unexpected problems and stress. The American legal system is complicated and challenging to navigate. And because someone is incarcerated does not mean that their obligations on the outside stop. Thankfully, as a legal professional, a notary can enter the jail to notarize necessary paperwork.

The jails maintain professional hours that allows legal professionals to visit an inmate outside of normal visiting hours. This allows for a pretty smooth process that can be done in less than an hour, unless there is a lockdown or some other disturbance.

Common documents notarized in jail are:

• Powers of Attorney
• Parental Permission to Travel
• Child Passport Forms
• Real Estate documents
• Affidavit of Inablity to Appear

I travel to the jails and detention centers in Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside Counties.

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