Professional mobile notary service for inmates at West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga, CA
West Valley Detention Center (WVDC) is one of the largest jails in California, located in Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County.
Address: 9500 Etiwanda Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739
Phone: (909) 708-8371 (Main line for facility administration)
WVDC is a San Bernardino County Sheriff's facility with a capacity of over 3,300 inmates, handling a high volume of bookings and releases each year.
Visits at West Valley Detention Center are by appointment only. Visiting days are typically Wednesday through Sunday, 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM. All visits must be scheduled at least a day in advance through the Visiting Appointment Center at (909) 887-0364.
Appointment hours are Tues–Sat, 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM to schedule a next-day visit. Each inmate is usually allowed a limited number of visits per week (e.g., two visits).
Visitors should check in early (30 minutes prior) and follow facility rules: valid ID required, dress code enforced, no cell phones or electronics, and no personal items beyond keys and ID are allowed in the visiting area.
For attorney or professional visits, West Valley allows access outside normal visiting hours; attorneys and bail bond agents may visit at any time, though bail agents must have a request and follow specific rules.
To find an inmate at WVDC, use the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Inmate Locator online or call the inmate information line at (909) 708-8371.
The SB County Inmate Locator web tool lets you search by name or booking number and will provide the inmate's location and booking information.
Address mail to inmates at WVDC using their name and booking number, and the facility's mailing address: Inmate Name & Booking #, West Valley Detention Center, 9500 Etiwanda Ave., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739 (confirm if a P.O. Box is used by calling the jail).
All mail is inspected. You can also deposit money into an inmate's account via the jail's lobby kiosk or online deposit service.
Inmate Services: West Valley provides access to phone calls (through collect call or prepaid services) and commissary. We can help notarize any forms related to setting up inmate phone or commissary accounts if needed.
We travel to West Valley Detention Center for any document requiring the inmate's notarized signature. We ensure the inmate understands the document they are signing and follow all legal identification requirements.
At WVDC, inmates are usually identified by their wristband and the facility confirms identity, which is acceptable for notary purposes. Our notary logs the transaction per California law and provides the completed notarization to you promptly.
Need a document notarized at West Valley Detention Center? Call or Text (909) 751-8439 to set an appointment. We often can arrange same-day service for WVDC, given the high volume of urgent matters at this jail.
Our familiarity with West Valley's procedures means we can navigate the process efficiently – saving you time and hassle.
Common documents we notarize for inmates at WVDC include:
Enabling an inmate to authorize someone to handle banking or property transactions while they are incarcerated. This legal document transfers decision-making authority for financial matters to a trusted individual.
Such as grant deeds, refinance documents, or sale papers if the inmate must sign to sell a property or refinance a mortgage. We can notarize deeds or escrow documents at the jail.
If the inmate is a parent who needs to notarize consent for a child's travel, school enrollment, or medical treatment by a guardian while they're incarcerated.
Any affidavit (e.g., a statement for use in court, or a declaration of paternity) that needs the inmate's sworn and notarized signature to be legally valid.
If the inmate is a party to a legal settlement, business contract, or needs to endorse insurance settlements, we can notarize those signatures on-site at West Valley Detention Center.
Documentation to transfer ownership of property, vehicles, or other assets that require notarized signatures to be legally binding during the inmate's incarceration.
West Valley Detention Center can be a busy, high-security environment – but our notary service is well-versed in jail protocol.
"When my husband needed to sign real estate documents while at West Valley Detention Center, I was completely lost on how to proceed. On Call Notary guided me through every step, met me at the jail, and made a complicated situation manageable. The notary was professional and knowledgeable about all the jail procedures. Highly recommend!"
We respect the sensitive nature of inmate notarizations. Whether it's a private family power of attorney or a high-stakes legal document, we handle every notarization with strict confidentiality.
Our notary will meet you (or your attorney) at the jail lobby, handle all necessary paperwork with deputies for inmate access, and ensure the document is properly notarized and delivered. Count on our professional service backed by years of experience in notary and legal support. We are bonded, insured, and compliant with all California notary laws.
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