Mobile Notary and Apostille Services in Lancaster, Palmdale

Trusted Mobile Notary & Apostille Services in Lancaster, Palmdale, and throughout the Antelope Valley

Welcome to Lancaster High Desert Mobile Notary, your trusted source for professional notary and apostille services throughout Lancaster, Palmdale, Quartz Hill, Rosamond, Mojave, Acton, Littlerock, San Fernando Valley, Van Nuys, Santa Clarita, Valencia, and Encino.

We provide mobile notary services for all types of documents — including Power of Attorney, Living Trusts, Wills, Deeds, Loan Documents, Affidavits, Contracts, and more. Whether you need a document notarized for personal, business, or legal use, we come directly to your home, office, hospital, or any location convenient for you.

Our Apostille Services simplify the process of authenticating your documents for international use. We handle Birth Certificates, Marriage Certificates, Death Certificates, Diplomas, Transcripts, Power of Attorney, Adoption Documents, Single Status Affidavits, FBI Background Checks, and other official records that need certification for foreign countries.

We proudly serve clients needing apostilles for Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Ecuador, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Philippines, Korea, and many other countries that require document legalization.

Whether you need to notarize a document locally or apostille it for use abroad, our team ensures fast, accurate, and confidential service every step of the way. We handle all paperwork and coordinate with state and federal agencies to make your process easy and stress-free.

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Apostille Process & Guide

Obtaining an Apostille is a crucial step when using documents internationally. California Birth Certificates, Death Certificates and Marriage Certificates must be Certified Copies from the County Recorder’s Office. A Certified Copy of your Birth Certificate must have the official seal affixed and the County Clerk’s Signature. Birth Certificates and other Vital Records issued from a Public Health Department signed by a Public Health Officer will cause delays in the Apostille Process. If you need a Special Power of Attorney, Adoption Agreements, Copies of your Passport notarized and Apostille, we can help you along the way.

Follow our Step-by-Step Guide to ensure a smooth Apostille appointment when we meet:

Step 1: Have the Certified Copy of the Birth Certificate or other documents ready when we meet.

Step 2: We’ll review the documents with the proper seals affixed and if needed we will notarize the documents that need to be notarized.

Step 3: Let us know which country that is requesting the Apostille. Examples: Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Peru, Colombia, Germany, Poland, China, Philippines.

Step 4: We will submit your documents to the Secretary of State’s Office with the proper forms for the Apostille.

Step 5: We will return your documents directly back to you ensuring a smooth and seamless Apostille process ready for international use.