Mobile notary across Solano County and Napa
A commissioned California notary who comes to the signer — hospital rooms, care and retirement homes, businesses and private homes. Pick your city for what to expect there, or go straight to booking. The fee is quoted and agreed before anyone travels.
Choose your city
Vallejo
Solano County · home base — usually the fastest appointment on the list
Kaiser Permanente Vallejo Medical Center keeps a mobile notary sheet for families who need a document signed at the bedside. Zen Notary is on it, and it is where most hospital signings on this site's record come from.
Mobile notary in Vallejo →American Canyon
Napa County · about ten minutes north of Vallejo on Highway 29
American Canyon has no hospital. Residents in hospital are usually at Kaiser Vallejo or Sutter Solano ten minutes south, or at Queen of the Valley in Napa twenty minutes north — the signing happens wherever the signer is.
Mobile notary in American Canyon →Benicia
Solano County · about fifteen minutes east of Vallejo on Interstate 780
There is no hospital in Benicia. A Benicia resident in hospital is at Kaiser Vallejo, Sutter Solano, or Kaiser Walnut Creek across the Benicia–Martinez Bridge — all reachable, and the fee is quoted for wherever the signing actually is.
Mobile notary in Benicia →Fairfield
Solano County · about twenty-five minutes north-east of Vallejo on Interstate 80
NorthBay Medical Center on B. Gale Wilson Boulevard is Solano County's largest hospital and the usual place a Fairfield or Suisun City signing happens at the bedside.
Mobile notary in Fairfield →Suisun City
Solano County · about twenty-five minutes north-east of Vallejo, next door to Fairfield
Suisun City has no hospital. NorthBay Medical Center in Fairfield is minutes away and is where a Suisun City resident in hospital usually is.
Mobile notary in Suisun City →Napa
Napa County · about twenty-five minutes north of Vallejo on Highway 29
Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center on Trancas Street is Napa's hospital. Bedside signings there follow the same rule as everywhere: the signer must be awake, oriented and able to say what the document is.
Mobile notary in Napa →The same appointment in every city
A call before the visit
Which document, what identification the signer holds, who needs to be present, and whether the signer can acknowledge the signing. Settled on the phone, not discovered at the bedside.
Checked before I leave the room
Identification, certificate wording, the witness requirement and the signature blocks, verified against the current California statute at the appointment.
A scan the same day
Sent before I leave, so nobody is waiting on the post to find out whether the document is complete.
A notary public is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice, choose a document for you, or fill one in. The full disclaimer.