Jail notarizations — because life outside doesn't pause.
When someone is incarcerated, the family's bills, property, and children still need managing — and that usually requires notarized documents. Kathy is specifically authorized to perform notarizations at correctional facilities throughout the region, and she handles every visit with discretion and zero judgment.
How families use this service
- A power of attorney that needs the incarcerated person's notarized signature
- Vehicle title transfers that need the incarcerated owner's notarized signature
- Real estate documents that can't wait for release
- Affidavits and court-related paperwork requiring notarization
Simple, up-front pricing
Every appointment is a little different, so we talk pricing with you directly — no confusing rate sheets. Reach out by phone or email, or just book, and you'll have a clear quote before anything is scheduled. No hidden fees, no surprises.
How it works
Call us before anything else
Tell us the facility, the document, and the timeline. We know the regional facilities' requirements and will help you coordinate approval for the visit.
We handle the facility logistics
Scheduling the visit, following the facility's identification procedures, and arriving with everything the notarization requires.
Documents signed and delivered
The notarized documents go wherever they need to next — to you, an attorney, the DMV, or a courthouse.
Jail Notarizations questions
Can any notary go into a jail?
No — correctional facilities require specific authorization, and many notaries won't take these appointments at all. Kathy is authorized for jail notarizations and has performed them throughout the region.
What do I need to arrange before the visit?
Three things: the document ready to sign, the inmate's ID information (facilities have specific identification procedures — we'll walk you through them), and the facility's visitation requirements. Call us first and we'll help you coordinate all of it.
What kinds of documents do inmates typically need notarized?
Powers of attorney are the most common, along with vehicle title transfers, real estate documents, and affidavits. Whatever the document, we verify identity and witness the signature — bring it ready to sign and we'll take care of the notarization.
Also need…
Need documents signed at a facility? Start with a call.
Book online in under a minute, or call and talk to Kathy directly.
Prefer email? beachsidenotary025@gmail.com