Hotel Notary in Los Angeles: We Come to Your Hotel

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By Mar Vista Cheap Mobile Notary, commissioned California notaries public · Updated October 26, 2026 · Sources: California Notary Public Handbook (Secretary of State, 2026), Civil Code § 1185, Government Code § 8211

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Where we meet hotel guests

• LAX hotels along Century Boulevard and Sepulveda, about 15 minutes from our base
• Marina del Rey and Santa Monica beach hotels
• Beverly Hills, Century City and West Hollywood
• Downtown LA, Hollywood and Burbank near the airport

The lobby is fine for most signings. If the documents are private, ask the front desk for a meeting room or have us come up to your room.

What travelers usually need notarized

• Documents for a closing or sale back home. A California notary can complete another state’s acknowledgment form (see out-of-state documents).
• Powers of attorney, so someone at home can act while you’re away
• Travel consent letters and passport consent forms (DS-3053) for children
• Documents for use in your home country, which usually need an apostille after notarization
• Business documents for a deal signed during a trip (business signings)

ID for visitors from abroad

California accepts a passport issued by a foreign government, as long as it’s current or issued within five years and contains a photograph, a physical description, the bearer’s signature and an identifying number (Civil Code § 1185). Some passports lack a physical description or signature; if yours does, bring a second ID. A foreign driver’s license isn’t acceptable, except one from Mexico or Canada. See acceptable ID.

Before we arrive

• Print the documents. Most hotel business centers can print; we can’t print for you.
• Fill in every blank, but don’t sign anything that needs a jurat until we’re there.
• Tell us the hotel, your name on the reservation, and whether to meet in the lobby or come to your room.
• If you have a flight, book with time to spare. We’re available early mornings for travelers.

Common questions

Does my hotel have a notary?

Usually not. A few business centers can arrange one, but it’s often faster to book a mobile notary directly.

Can you come at 5 AM before my flight?

Yes. We’re available 24/7 by appointment. After-hours travel fees apply; see the 24-hour notary page.

Can you notarize a document in Spanish, Japanese or another language?

Yes, if we can communicate with you directly. The notarial certificate is completed in English.

How much does a hotel visit cost?

The notarization is up to $15 per signature by law, plus our travel fee, which depends on the hotel’s location and the time of day. We quote the total before booking. See notary fees.