Most requested
Mobile notary
A commissioned notary comes to your home, office, hospital or care facility.
- Same-day, seven days a week
- Evenings included
Notarized today.
Wherever you are.
Start with the document you're signing. We'll explain how that notarization actually works — before you book a notary.
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Tell OT what you're signing.
You'll get the act, the ID, and what your state caps the fee at — before you book anyone.
Mobile, online, or in-office appointments
Same-day mobile service per request
Hospitals, escrow and apostille handled
Fees and travel quoted before you book
What we do
Book a notary. Or become one.
On video
Online notary
Notarize on video through our partner network — recognized for California signers under Gov. Code §8232.1.
- Meet on video, no travel
- Notaries commissioned out of state
In development
NotaryOT Academy
From zero, to commissioned, to earning — with OT running the practice appointments.
- Voice signing simulator
- Exam prep and career training
For notaries
Claim your record
Your commission is already listed. Claiming it turns a public record into a profile people can book.
- Verified against the state roster
- Photo, services and hours
1,070,282
commissioned notaries listed, counted live and updated every day
$15
California's legal maximum per signature notarizedGov. Code §8211
4 years
how long a California commission lasts — then it's renewal time againGov. Code §8204
How it works
Three steps. That’s the whole thing.
01
Tell us what you're signing
Pick your document or describe it. OT explains the act, the ID you'll need and what the law caps the fee at.
02
Choose your notary
Browse commissioned notaries near you, straight from the state roster, and send a booking request.
03
Sign and go
Meet at your place or on video. Confirmation and receipt are emailed at every step.
NotaryOT Academy
Train with AI. Get certified. Start earning.
Most notary courses are video playlists from 2015. Ours is a voice simulator: handle a difficult signer, catch an invalid ID, spot modern fraud — and get graded against a professional rubric before it ever happens for real.
Five-minute lessonsAdaptive exam prep that follows your weak spots.
Certificate to listingTraining and your directory profile on one platform — with dispatch as the network grows.
California requires a six-hour course of study from a state-approved vendor before you can take the exam. NotaryOT Academy is exam preparation and career training — it is not that course.
Loan signing · fee objection
Voice session · scenario 17 of 40
Preview · in development
Signer
"$350 in fees? Nobody told me that. I'm not signing anything until someone explains this."
Trainee
"That's fair to ask. I can't advise you on the fees myself — but line 3 of your closing disclosure itemizes them, and your loan officer can walk you through it right now. Want me to pause while you call?"
Neutrality
10/10
No legal advice
10/10
Correct redirect
9/10
Score
92
Browse California notaries by county
135,586 active commissions across 1,029 cities, republished from the California Secretary of State's roster.
- Los Angeles County35,674
- Orange County15,005
- San Diego County12,336
- Riverside County8,540
- San Bernardino County6,775
- Santa Clara County5,603
- Sacramento County5,387
- Alameda County4,918
- Contra Costa County4,191
- San Francisco County3,313
State law guides
Notary law, state by state.
Guides are published per state as each rule is verified against the statute and the state handbook — never generated.
CaliforniaRoster synced every business dayColoradoRoster synced weeklyDelawareRoster synced dailyNew YorkRoster synced dailyOregonRoster synced dailyTexasRoster synced quarterlyMore statesJoin the waitlist →
California remote online notarization is not operative until the Secretary of State certifies its technology project. Online notarizations for California signers are performed by notaries commissioned in other states.
Meet OT
An octopus is in eight places at once.
OT coordinates. Notaries perform.
So does a mobile notary service. OT works out what your signing needs, explains what's about to happen, and gets a commissioned notary to your door. The official act is theirs — always.
DoesExplain how a given notarization works, in plain language, from reviewed answers.
DoesTell you what ID to bring and what the law caps the fee at.
NeverTells you which document you need, drafts one, or interprets one. That's your attorney's job.
NeverAnswers immigration questions. California law is specific about this, and we follow it.
Tell us what you're signing. We'll take it from there.
No account needed. You'll know the price before anyone knocks.