Professional mobile notary services for inmates at all Orange County detention facilities. We come directly to the jail for all your notarization needs.
We provide professional notary services at all Orange County detention facilities, ensuring your documents are properly executed even when your loved one is incarcerated.
Orange County operates several detention facilities that house thousands of inmates throughout the county. Each facility has specific protocols for notary services, and our experienced team is familiar with all of them.
Our mobile notary service travels to all Orange County detention centers, providing professional notarization for various documents including powers of attorney, real estate documents, custody arrangements, and more. We understand the urgency often associated with these documents and strive to schedule appointments promptly.
All of our notaries are commissioned by the State of California and maintain thorough records of all notarizations in compliance with state regulations. We bring all necessary supplies, including our official seal, journal, and pens, ensuring a complete and legally valid notarization every time.
Located in Orange, Theo Lacy Facility is the largest jail facility in Orange County, housing both sentenced and pre-trial inmates. This modern facility handles a large portion of the county's inmate population.
501 The City Drive South, Orange, CA 92868
Visits must be scheduled in advance through the Orange County Sheriff's Department website or by calling (714) 935-6175. For notary services, we typically enter as professional visitors and are familiar with the facility's protocols for document signing.
Due to the size of this facility, we recommend scheduling notary services at least 24-48 hours in advance when possible. We're experienced with the specific security procedures at Theo Lacy and can navigate them efficiently to ensure your documents are properly notarized.
Located in Santa Ana, the Central Jail Complex includes the Central Men's Jail, Central Women's Jail, and the Intake Release Center (IRC), housing inmates of various security classifications.
550 N. Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA 92703
Visits must be scheduled in advance through the Orange County Sheriff's Department. Each facility within the complex has its own visiting schedule and protocols. For notary services, we typically enter as professional visitors and are familiar with the procedures for document signing at each facility.
The Central Jail Complex has specific procedures for notary visits, which can vary slightly between the men's and women's facilities. We're experienced with these nuances and can navigate them efficiently to ensure a smooth notarization process.
Located between Irvine and Lake Forest, the James A. Musick Facility is a minimum-security facility currently undergoing expansion. This facility typically houses inmates with shorter sentences or lower security classifications.
13502 Musick Road, Irvine, CA 92618
Visits must be scheduled in advance through the Orange County Sheriff's Department. For notary services, advance scheduling is essential. Note that this facility's capacity and operations have been changing during its expansion project, so current protocols may vary.
Due to the changing nature of this facility during its expansion, we stay current with their latest procedures. The notarization process at this minimum-security facility is often more straightforward than at the larger complexes, but we still ensure all security protocols are followed precisely.
Orange County has numerous city jails operated by local police departments, which typically hold arrestees for shorter periods before transfer to county facilities. We can often provide notary services at these locations as well.
Cities including Anaheim, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, Huntington Beach, and Newport Beach operate their own jails. Each has its own protocols, but our experienced notaries are familiar with the requirements at these locations.
For city jails, the notarization process often requires coordination with the specific police department. We're experienced in working with these local facilities and can often arrange notary services with shorter notice than at the larger county facilities.
Common documents we notarize for inmates at Orange County detention facilities include:
General, limited, and durable powers of attorney allowing designated individuals to handle specific matters while the inmate is incarcerated. These documents are essential for ensuring someone can legally manage affairs during incarceration.
Property deeds, mortgage documents, refinancing agreements, and property transfers requiring notarized signatures. With Orange County's high property values, these documents often need timely processing to prevent financial complications.
Temporary guardianship forms, custody agreements, and consent forms for minor children. These documents ensure children's needs can be legally addressed by designated caregivers during the parent's incarceration.
Business ownership transfers, corporate resolutions, partnership agreements, and other business-related documents. Orange County's diverse business environment often requires these documents to be processed without delay despite incarceration.
Bank account access authorizations, financial power of attorney forms, and other documents allowing designated individuals to manage financial affairs. These ensure bills continue to be paid and financial obligations are met during incarceration.
Sworn statements and affidavits for legal proceedings, including those related to the inmate's case or other civil matters. These documents often have strict requirements for notarization to be considered valid in court proceedings.
We've streamlined the process of getting documents notarized for inmates in Orange County's jail system:
Call us at (909) 751-8439 to discuss your specific needs and the facility where your loved one is located. We'll explain the process and any facility-specific requirements.
We'll help you verify the inmate's exact location using the Orange County inmate locator system if needed, as inmates are sometimes transferred between facilities.
We'll guide you on document preparation and requirements. For many document types, we can provide templates or guidance on proper formatting.
We'll coordinate with the detention facility to schedule an appointment for the notarization, working within their visitation protocols and hours.
Our notary will meet with the inmate at the scheduled time, verify their identity, and complete the notarization process in compliance with California notary law.
After notarization, we can either provide the documents to a designated family member, arrange for secure delivery, or handle filing if required.
Read testimonials from clients who have used our notary services at Orange County detention facilities:
"When my son was at Theo Lacy, we needed urgent documents notarized for his property. On Call Notary was exceptional - they scheduled quickly, navigated the facility's procedures perfectly, and made a stressful situation much easier. They explained everything clearly and ensured all documents were properly executed. I'm so grateful for their professional service and would recommend them to anyone with a loved one in an Orange County jail."
Contact us today to schedule your jail notary service. We serve all Orange County detention facilities with professionalism and care.