Ana Kaur | CA Notary Public

I am authorized to notarize all documents that require notarization, including affidavits, powers of attorney, loan documents, estate planning paperwork, and more. I am also able to notarize out-of-state and foreign documents, as long as the notarization itself takes place in California and all requirements are met.

Yes — there are some documents I cannot notarize. Vital records such as birth, marriage, or death certificates cannot be notarized under any circumstances. I also cannot notarize documents if the signer does not have valid identification or is not competent.

Regarding wills: California law does not require a will to be notarized for it to be valid. Instead, a will typically needs to be signed by the person making it and witnessed by two competent adults. Notarization of a will is optional and up to the signer. If you have questions about whether your will requires notarization, you may wish to consult an attorney.

Yes — I am a commissioned California Notary Public and carry a state-required surety bond. In addition, I also maintain my own private insurance for extra peace of mind and protection.

Absolutely! Your privacy is very important to me. All documents and personal information are handled securely and confidentially. I will never share your information with anyone without the appropriate legal documentation.

Fees are based on the type of notarization, the number of signatures, your location, special accommodations, etc.

Appointments start at $60 and can go up from there depending on the specifics. For an accurate quote, please contact me with the details of what you need, and I’ll be happy to provide accurate pricing information.

Cash, credit and debit cards, checks, Venmo, Zelle, and PayPal are accepted. If none of these options work for you, just let me know — we can discuss other arrangements.

I am a fully mobile notary and do not have a public office. I come to you at your preferred location for convenience, so travel fees always apply.

You can call, text, or email me to set up a time that works for you.

Same-day appointments are often available, but booking at least 24 hours in advance is recommended.

Scheduling is flexible. We can meet anytime that works for you — day, evening, or weekend. Just let me know what time you need, and I’ll do my best to accommodate.

The length of your appointment depends on the type of documents and how much time you need to review and sign them. If you’re unsure, I recommend setting aside a full hour to avoid feeling rushed.

Yes — having proper identification is required for every notarization. No valid ID means I will not be able to complete your notarization.

You must provide a valid, government-issued photo ID. Common examples include a driver’s license, state ID card, or passport. The ID must be original (not a photocopy) and must include a photo, description, signature, and identifying information.

California law requires your ID to be current or issued within the last 5 years. If your ID is expired, please contact me to discuss acceptable alternatives, such as using two credible witnesses with proper identification.

While I am bilingual in Punjabi and can help you understand what you are signing, I do not provide formal translation services or prepare documents.

For certified translation services, please see the section below.

I do not offer formal translation services, such as document translation or acting as an interpreter. My language assistance is limited to helping Punjabi-speaking clients understand English documents they are signing.

I am fluent in English and Punjabi. I am happy to assist clients who need a Punjabi-speaking notary.

We can perform a signature by mark notarization, where the signer makes an “X” or other mark instead of a traditional signature. This process requires two impartial witnesses to observe the signing and verify the signer’s identity. Please contact me ahead of time so I can walk you through what’s needed and make sure all requirements are met.

Yes — notarization services in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and skilled nursing facilities are available. The signer must be alert, aware, and willing to sign. I may ask a few simple questions to confirm the signer’s understanding and capacity before proceeding. If you’re scheduling for someone else, please be sure they have valid ID and are prepared to sign when I arrive.

Yes — I am approved to notarize at Fresno County Jail and can also travel to nearby facilities such as Madera County Jail and Kings County Jail. Please contact me to discuss scheduling, required documentation, and any facility-specific procedures.

No — prisons have their own contracted notaries who handle inmate notarizations. Independent notaries like me are not permitted to provide services inside state or federal prisons. You will need to coordinate directly with the facility to learn how notarization is arranged there.