Notary directory · County
Find a Notary Public in San Benito County, California
188 active commissions are on file for San Benito County with the California Secretary of State roster. Listings show only what the state publishes — never a street address.
Notaries public in San Benito County
Vanessa Milla
Commission #2544945
Gilroy · San Benito County
Active through Jan 10, 2030
Viceli Y. Viveros Baez
Commission #2542655
Hollister · San Benito County
Active through Dec 19, 2029
Vinod Kumar Patle
Commission #2503491
Salinas · San Benito County
Active through Oct 31, 2028
Y. Melissa Cabael
Commission #2452158
Hollister · San Benito County
Active through Jul 2, 2027
Y. Robledo
Commission #2471872
Prunedale · San Benito County
Active through Nov 14, 2027
Y. Romero
Commission #2527569
Hollister · San Benito County
Active through Jul 19, 2029
Yesenia Roman
Commission #2518565
Hollister · San Benito County
Active through Apr 27, 2029
Yolanda Beltran
Commission #2420845
Hollister · San Benito County
Active through Oct 13, 2026
Where documents get recorded — San Benito County
A notary notarizes the signature. Recording the document is a separate errand, at a different counter, with its own hours.
- Address
- 1601 Lana Way, Hollister, CA 95023
- Counter hours
- Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; recording 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
- Phone
- (831) 636-4046 Recorder; (831) 636-4029 County Clerk
- Handles
- Recording, birth, death and marriage certificates and fictitious business name filings, all in person without an appointment.
Newly commissioned? This is also your filing office
Notary filings are a professional registration here and are BY APPOINTMENT, not walk-in.
It does not commission notaries: the exam, the education and the commission itself are the Secretary of State's, and the filing deadline and bond amount are on our California guide.
Questions, answered for San Benito County
- Where do I record a property deed in San Benito County?
- At the San Benito County Clerk-Recorder, 1601 Lana Way, Hollister, CA 95023.
- Can the county give me an apostille?
- No. The Clerk-Recorder's published services do not include apostilles — California apostilles come from the Secretary of State.
- I was just commissioned. Where does my oath and bond go?
- The San Benito County Clerk-Recorder files notary bonds. The deadline and the bond amount are California law, not county policy — our California guide carries both with their statute cites.
Data republished from the California Secretary of State's roster — a listing is not an endorsement. Are you listed here? Claim your profile.

