Mobile Notary for Estate Planning & Apostille Facilitation

 Please make sure to have the following ready for your appointment:

1. A valid photo ID
2. The completed document(s) you need notarized
3. Witnesses, if required for your document
    

Common forms of approved photo ID include:

• Driver's License
• Passport
• State-issued ID
   

If you don’t have one of these IDs, we can discuss other options when you book your appointment.

• Escondido, San Marcos, Vista, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Rancho Bernardo, Mira Mesa, Poway, Del Mar & surrounding areas.
   
• I also offer travel to Temecula and southern Orange County (mainly weekends).
   
• Travel fees apply based on the distance. The farther the drive, the higher the travel fee.

You can schedule an appointment in any of the following ways: 

1. Phone: Call me at (858) 217-5648 
2. Email: Send me an email at swilson@simplysignmn.com 
3. Online Booking: Use this link to schedule directly. 

 I understand that some situations require flexibility. If you need a notarization outside of my regular hours, please contact me, and I will do my best to accommodate you. 

 No problem! I can handle multiple notarizations in one appointment. Each signature will be notarized individually, and a fee will apply for each notarized signature. 

 Yes, I regularly travel to hospitals and care facilities throughout North County San Diego.

 An apostille is a form of authentication issued by the Secretary of State that verifies a document is legitimate and can be accepted in another country. It confirms that the signature, seal, or stamp on the document is valid. 

Apostilles are commonly required when you’re using U.S. documents internationally. This can include things like:

• Birth and marriage certificates 
• Power of attorney documents 
• Trust and estate planning documents 
• Diplomas and transcripts 
• Business or corporate paperwork 

In California, the apostille process typically involves notarizing the document (if required), then submitting it to the California Secretary of State for certification.

If your document is going to a country that is part of the Hague Apostille Convention, an apostille is all that’s needed. If not, additional authentication steps may be required.

As a mobile notary and apostille facilitator in North County San Diego, I help guide you through the process, handle the submission, and keep you updated every step of the way so you don’t have to navigate it alone.