The OC Notary

Mobile Notary in Orange County — We Come to You, 24/7

The OC Notary is a traveling mobile notary service established in 2001. We come to your home, office, hospital or care facility — anywhere in Orange County — for loan signings, apostilles, estate-planning documents and hospital notarizations. Call 714-253-7618 or Book an Appointment online.

Our Services

How It Works

  1. Book. Call 714-253-7618 or book online and tell us where and when to meet.
  2. Prepare your ID. Each signer needs valid identification — see our ID requirements.
  3. We travel to you. Home, office, escrow or title office, hospital or care facility.
  4. Sign and notarize. We complete the notarization on the spot.

Areas We Serve

Our service area is Orange County — including Irvine, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa and Santa Ana. See the Orange County hub for the full list of Orange County cities we serve.

Fees Snapshot

Notarization is $15 per notarized signature through December 31, 2026. Travel within our service area is $100, and hospital or care facility appointments are $40. See the full Fees & Payment page for apostille, translation, weekend and after-hours pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you really available 24/7?

Yes. The OC Notary is a mobile service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and after hours (after-hours fees apply — see Fees & Payment).

What do signers need to bring?

Each signer needs valid, government-issued identification. See our ID requirements page before your appointment.

Do you come to hospitals and care facilities?

Yes — see our hospital notary page for how families book bedside notarizations.

How do I book?

Call 714-253-7618 or use our online appointment page.

Book Your Mobile Notary

Ready when you are — 24/7 across Orange County. Call 714-253-7618 or Book an Appointment. Email: info@theocnotary.com.

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