A notary public is a person of integrity appointed by the Secretary of State to serve the public as an impartial and unbiased witness by identifying persons who come before the notary. The most common function of the notary is to prevent fraud by attesting that a person actually signed a document. To do so, the notary will take acknowledgments of deeds and other instruments or administer oaths.

Notarization is the act of witnessing by the notary public in accordance with California state law. Notarization involves signed documents and requires the notary to verify the signer's identity. When the proper steps of notarization are followed, notarization of a document will help detect and deter fraud. However, notarization does not prove the truthfulness of statements contained in a document nor legalize or validate a document.

All ID's must be current. Current means the ID has not expired or the issuance date is no more than five years old.

California driver’s license or nondriver’s ID

U.S. passport (or passport card)

An inmate identification card issued by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

Driver’s license or official nondriver’s ID issued by a U.S. state

• Canadian or Mexican driver’s license issued by an appropriate public agency

• U.S. military ID

• Valid foreign passport

• Employee ID issued by an agency or office of the state of California

• Employee ID issued by a California city, county, or city and county

• ID card issued by a federally-recognized tribal government

• Valid consular identification document issued by a consulate

• The oath or affirmation of one or two credible witnesses

DescriInna Saccoman is a dedicated and experienced Notary Public who is also a member of the National Notary Association. When you choose Inna, you can expect:

• Professionalism and attention to detail.

• Bilingual services in both English and Russian.

• Convenient mobile notary services that come to you.

• A commitment to accuracy and compliance with legal requirements.

• Serving the North County San Diego area, including Fallbrook, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Encinitas, Solana Beach, Escondido, Vista, and San Marcos.

Yes, it is recommended to schedule a quick introductory call with Inna Saccoman to schedule notarization services. This ensures that she can allocate the necessary time and resources to provide you with the best service possible. Contact Inna to arrange a suitable appointment time.

Inna Saccoman can notarize a wide range of documents, including but not limited to:

• Loan documents

• Real estate transactions

• Powers of attorney

• Wills and trusts

• Affidavits

• Medical documents

• Legal contracts

• Immigration documents

• Vehicle title transfers

• Revocable Living Trust

• Amendment to Revocable Trust

• Transfer Deeds to transfer real estate

• Any document to be recorded

• Sworn Statement

• Parental Consent for Travel

• Grant Deed/Quitclaim Deed

• Interspousal Transfer Deed

• Power of Attorney for Health Care

• Advance Health Care Directive

• Student Enrollment Verification

• Resignation of Trustee

• Bill of Sale

• Purchase Agreement

• Marital Settlement Agreement

• Pre-nuptial Agreement

• Post-nuptial Agreement

If you have a specific document that needs notarization, feel free to contact Inna to discuss your needs.

Yes, Inna understands that notarization needs can arise at various times and can be flexible. Contact her to discuss your specific scheduling requirements.

Accepts various payment methods, including cash, checks, and electronic payment options. Please inquire about payment details when scheduling your appointment.

Yes, Inna Saccoman's notary services fully comply with California state regulations. She is a certified Notary Public with a deep understanding of the legal requirements for notarization in the state.

You can easily reach Inna Saccoman by booking an introductory call on this page. Whether you have questions, need to schedule an appointment, or require assistance with your notarization needs, Inna is just a call or message away.

• Purchasing a home

• Buying real estate

• Selling a business

• Adoption

• Guardianship

• Conservatorship

• Legal transaction

• Anything required to be recorded in county records